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Black History Month: A Commitment to Cultural Competency

February marks Black History Month, a time to honor the contributions and resilience of the Black community. At Aware Recovery Care, we recognize the importance

The Troubling Trend of Pharmacies Refusing to fill a lifesaving Addiction Treatment Medication

I sat on the phone yesterday consoling a single mother in Ohio. She was scared and tearful. She was going through acute withdrawal from heroin.

Fentanyl Use During Pregnancy Believed Linked to Various Abnormalities in Newborns

The Emergence of a Novel Syndrome In a study just published in the journal Genetics in Medicine Open[i], researchers from Nemours Children’s Hospital in Delaware

Family Health and Substance Abuse: A Vital Connection

At Aware Recovery Care, we know the emotional health of families often plays a significant role in substance abuse and can be a key determinant

Warning – Dangerous New Synthetic Opioid Circulating in U.S.

The Lethal Emergence: Nitazene and Its Deadly Trail Unveiling the Alarming Rise of Nitazene and Its Threat to Public Health Much has been reported regarding

The Dangers Opioid Overdose Survivors Face

The Opioid Crisis: A Nation in Peril Examining the Devastating Impact, Overdoses and Alarming Mortality Rates The opioid crisis has left millions of Americans addicted.

New Evidence Points to A Leading Cause of Addiction

The Roots of Addiction: Exploring Genetic Links and Beyond Unraveling the Complexities of Addiction Causality Why is it that some succumb to drug or alcohol

The Generational Harm of Opioids

The Unseen Victims: Exploring the Impact of Opioid Addiction on Children Examining the Profound Consequences of Parental Drug Use on the Next Generation Much has

People Under 50 with Hearing Loss at Twice the Risk of Abusing Drugs and Alcohol

Hearing Impairment and Substance Abuse: Unveiling Troubling Connections Examining the Disturbing Relationship Between Impaired Hearing and Addiction in Younger Adults Researchers from the University of