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‘Study Drug’ Misuse Raises Addiction Treatment Concerns
Federal health officials are now treating "study drug" misuse as more than an academic shortcut. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has flagged prescription stimulant misuse among college...
Written By: Terri Beth Miller
June 18, 2026
Most Teens Think Cannabis Is Safe but Researchers Say Otherwise
Written By: Nikki Wisher
June 17, 2026
Pregnancy Overdose Deaths Expose Addiction Treatment Gaps
Written By: Courtney Myers
June 17, 2026
SAMHSA Unveils $40 Million for Addiction, Child Trauma, Suicide Prevention
Written By: Nikki Wisher
June 16, 2026
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8 Million People Used Psilocybin in Past Year, Study Finds
A new analysis of federal survey data finds that more than 8 million people in...
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Landmark Study Links Cocaine Addiction to Liver Enzymes
A landmark genetic study published this week in Nature Communications could...
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Nitrous Oxide Addiction Leaves Woman Partially Paralyzed
A 31-year-old woman's near-total physical collapse is drawing fresh attention...
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New Liver Transplant Protocol Reaches 0% Alcohol Relapse in Study
A new addiction treatment protocol from Mayo Clinic has achieved something...
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Gaming Disorder in Kids With ADHD Linked to Family Stress
For families navigating ADHD and mental health treatment, a new study adds...
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Study Finds High Addiction Risk Among Unemployed Men
A new Stanford University study reveals that men who are unemployed and not...
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Addiction Treatment in Primary Care Reduces Barriers to Care
A new study from the University of Cincinnati offers a practical roadmap for...
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Being Awake at 2 AM Triples Suicide Risk, NIH Study Shows
For people navigating mental health treatment or supporting someone through a...
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WHO Warns Nicotine Pouches Are Fueling Youth Addiction
A new report from the World Health Organization is drawing urgent attention to...
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