More Evidence Male and Female Brains React Differently to Alcohol
Should men and women receive different treatments for alcohol abuse syndrome, often referred to as alcoholism? That’s a question under debate among specialists in the
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Does That Smartphone Paired Alcohol Breath Tester Really Work?
Americans drink and drive 121 million times a year. And it’s a well-documented fact that drunk driving accounts for almost 30% of all traffic deaths
Could a Change in Diet Help with Alcohol Withdrawal?
Anyone who has gone through alcohol withdrawal knows the symptoms of withdrawal can be challenging. According to WebMD, those symptoms can include: Mild symptoms that
Does Age Affect Susceptibility to Addiction?
Does the age at which one first experiments with a drug influence whether one develops an addiction to that drug? That’s a question researchers at
Might Opioid Use Disorder Drugs Help Reduce Acute Alcohol-Related Events?
Buprenorphine, methadone and naltrexone are all drugs used to treat those addicted to opioids. Each helps relieve the opioid cravings so common during recovery while
Aware Recovery Care Opens Indiana Office
Beginning on March 1, 2021, Aware Recovery Care of Indiana will begin actively serving individuals struggling with addiction to alcohol and/or drugs in the greater
COVID-19’s Deadly Impact on Alcohol Abuse
Twenty million Americans struggle with alcoholism. That was a fact before the pandemic began. It is becoming clear the degree to which COVID-19 has exacerbated
Possible New Alcohol Withdrawal Treatment
Some 20 million Americans suffer from alcoholism or alcohol use disorder. And the problem has only intensified during the pandemic. One of the significant challenges
Drinking and Brain Health
With so many American’s battling addiction to alcohol (20 million-plus as of this writing), many in the medical community have been anxious to better understand
New Factors Found to Predict Alcoholism
Over 20 million Americans suffer from alcoholism. Scientists have long wondered whether it would be possible to predict those most at risk, allowing for early