For Chuck and Ruth Gassmann, the complicated realities of addiction aren’t just statistics or stories—they’re personal. After ...

Bridget Ryan had reconnected with family, completed treatment and volunteered to help homeless people. She was back in court ...

In a typical North Carolina middle or high school classroom of 25 students, roughly two meet the criteria for substance use ...

Spy Coast Farm, in partnership with Lexington-based Stable Recovery, has started a workforce development program to help ...

As cannabis use becomes more common around the world, scientists are trying to better understand how the drug affects mental ...

Kaleb McAfee of Alexandria, Virginia, had worked in social media and influencer marketing for 10 years. But in July 2025, she was laid off by her employer, Crowe PR. "There was a general sense ...

A new study published in JAMA Network Open on May 7, 2026, engaged 42 national experts in hospital-based addiction treatment in a consensus-building process to develop best practices for ...

MULLET MADJACK turns a 10-second timer into a frantic FPS roguelite built on stylish kills and retro anime excess. If you ...

As cannabis becomes more widely used around the world, scientists are paying closer attention to how it may affect mental ...

The Positive Addiction program began at St. Charles back in 1983 by retired teachers Mary Brinkman and Diana Ireland. It ...

GLP-1 weight-loss drugs alter brain circuits in the amygdala and dopamine system to reduce the motivation to seek out high-calorie foods.

A new study from the University of Virginia reveals that a widely used class of weight-loss drugs does more than suppress appetite—it directly alters brain circuits that control motivation and reward.