Navigating the Holidays While Recovering from Addiction
The Complex Emotions of November and December Holidays The November and December holidays… For some, it is a season of great joy and time with
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Facts About Addiction
The Impact of Exercise on Those with Alcohol Use Disorder
Close to 30 million Americans suffer from Alcohol Use Disorder, and more than 178,000 people die from it annually. Given the magnitude of the problem,
New Study Examines the Unmet Need for Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment in Reproductive-Age Females
It’s been known for some time that fetal alcohol exposure can lead to fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, resulting in low birth weight, neurodevelopmental problems, and
Telehealth for Addiction Treatment is Set to Expire at the End of the Year, Leaving Millions Without Care. What Can We Do to Prevent This?
In May, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released an encouraging report showing that 2023 saw overdose deaths decrease for the first time in
Understanding the Difference Between Addiction and Chronic Pain Management
As an Addiction Psychiatrist, I often encounter confusion around the distinction between addiction and the appropriate use of medications, particularly opioids, in the treatment of
Alcohol Use and Stroke Risk. Is There a Connection?
Falls are the leading cause of both fatal and nonfatal injuries among older adults in the U.S. They’re also the primary cause of traumatic brain
Addiction to Opioids Found Tied to Lesser-Known Region of the Brain
Opioids like oxycodone are widely prescribed for pain relief, but their addictive nature is a significant concern. In 2022, nearly 85,000 people in the U.S.
Alcohol Abuse and Cardiovascular Disease
Korean researchers have now shown that reducing heavy alcohol consumption leads to significant decreases in the incidence of adverse cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events. Their paper
Hopeful New Data on Teens and Illicit Prescription Drug Use
A newly released survey of U.S. high school students by the University of Michigan Center for the Study of Drugs, Alcohol, Smoking, and Health suggests
Cocaine in U.S. Found Contaminated with Dangerous Opioid
Health and law enforcement officials are seeing a rise in cocaine supplies contaminated with a dangerous class of opioids called nitazenes. What are nitazenes Nitazenes