Could Adolescent Drinking Lead to Emotional Problems Later?
The health risks of excessive drinking are well known. Now scientists are beginning to explore the impact of both consumption and binge drinking on brain
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Groundbreaking Opioid Addiction Treatment Program Arrives in Maine
Aware Recovery Care, an innovative and promising drug and alcohol addiction treatment program created in concert with addiction specialists at Yale University, has opened its
Alcohol and Pregnancy – the Tragic Costs
It’s an established fact that no amount of alcohol consumed by an expectant mom during pregnancy is good for the infant. For expectant moms who
A Root Cause of Drug and Alcohol Addiction
For decades, scientists have been trying to unravel the mystery of addiction, how it gets started, and why it often persists so stubbornly. And for
Liver Disease Is on the Rise. Why?
A few years ago, physicians, like Elliot Tapper at the University of Michigan Medical School, began noticing an alarming increase in the number of young
How Technology Innovation Can Help Alcoholics
Innovation… Since Aware Recovery Care first opened its doors, we’ve focused on finding and deploying innovative new tools capable of improving the odds of recovery
The Drug Crisis Deadlier Than the Opioid Epidemic
In 2016, this drug was associated with more deaths than auto and gun deaths combined. Can you guess the drug? Not opioids. Alcohol. According to
Pregnancy and Alcohol… Disturbing New Data.
It’s a well accepted fact that alcohol consumption during pregnancy is fraught with risks for the fetus, at times leading to what are called fetal
Alcoholism in America – An Escalating Public Health Crisis
Alcohol is one of the oldest intoxicating substances known to humankind. According to a study just published in JAMA Psychiatry, it’s also increasingly leading to
New Research May Point to Possible New Personalized Treatments for Alcoholism
Over fourteen million Americans suffer from alcoholism/alcohol dependency. That’s approximately seven percent of the U.S. population. And data shows that women are increasingly vulnerable to