Some patients with depression and anxiety have medical prescriptions for stimulants and depressants. It’s important to note that these drugs don’t cure mental health disorders, but are often...
The alarming trend of prescription drug misuse has become a grave concern in the United States. A recent study by the National Institute on Drug Abuse reveals that 16 million individuals in the...
Prescription drug addiction treatment is a specialized form of care that requires a tailored approach to provide effective results. Unlike other substances such as alcohol or illegal drugs, a doctor...
Most people struggling with addiction have multiple and complex problems in various areas of life. They may have co-occurring medical and mental illnesses, relationship issues, deteriorated social...
In times of rapid change, substance use and abuse are continually shifting. From the depths of cultural norms to the strains from physical environments, everyone’s stress levels are through the roof,...
Relapse after rehab is, more often than not, part of the recovery journey for people living with addiction. For those still in treatment, this is a possible challenge they may face and get through in...
The present global drug addiction and abuse epidemic continue to increase worldwide. A recent United Nations report from the Office of Drugs and Crime states that the amount of synthetic drugs...
Drunkenness is an umbrella term encompassing physical and psychological symptoms attributed to alcohol consumption within a period. When the speed at which alcohol is metabolized is faster than what...
For many recovering addicts, rehab is a lifeline, a necessary step to get their life back. Sadly, some people don’t take it because of its heavy weight on their finances.