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New Study Finds Link Between Vaping, Cannabis Use, and Binge Drinking in Adolescents

A new study published in Substance Use & Misuse[i] uncovered a connection between vaping and substance abuse. Looking at data drawn from 51,872 U.S. teens (grades

Unveiling the Link Between Chronic Alcohol Consumption and Neuropathic Pain

Some 29 million Americans struggle with alcohol use disorder. Excessive and chronic use of alcohol can lead to a wide range of health problems. One

Promising New Model of Care for Opioid Exposed Babies

Neonatal exposure to opioids places babies at risk for a painful condition called neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome (NOW). Symptoms of this condition may include respiratory

New Study Examines Sleep Health and Substance Abuse

A new paper, “Sleep and Substance Use: Practice Considerations for Social Workers,” has been published in the Journal of Social Work Practice in the Addictions.[i]

The Moment the Opioid Crisis Began

Much has been written in these pages about the opioid addiction public health crisis in America. It was long ago established that pharmaceutical companies covered

New Data on Alcohol’s Effect on the Brain

For some time, specialists in alcohol use disorder (AUD), frequently referred to as alcoholism, have puzzled over the role inflammation plays in the problem. Alcohol

Babies Addicted to Drugs

A child is born addicted to drugs every 25 minutes in America. Yes – you read that correctly. Every 25 minutes. How can a baby

Pregnancy and Opioid Use Disorder

Opioid use during pregnancy carries high risks for the unborn child, including preterm birth, stillbirth, and neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS). NAS for a newborn is

A New Fentanyl Danger Identified

As fentanyl’s deadly rampage continues, frontline physicians across the U.S. are seeing another profoundly troubling development. Fentanyl creates a much more difficult withdrawal for patients

Could Virtual Reality Help Those in Recovery

Therapists are increasingly using virtual reality (VR) technology to help people overcome phobias, PTSD, and other disorders. Indiana University researchers believe it can also help