Texas Invests $50M in Ibogaine Research to Treat Addiction
A new Texas law allocates $50M to ibogaine research to explore its potential to treat substance use disorders, PTSD, and brain injury.
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Top States Struggling with Drug Use and Overdose
Discover which U.S. states face the highest rates of drug use and overdose, and the key factors driving the ongoing addiction crisis.
How Social Media Addiction Fuels Belief in Misinformation
PSMU refers to excessive engagement with social media platforms that disrupts daily functioning. While not officially classified as an addiction, PSMU shares characteristics with recognized behavioral
Propofol Addiction in Healthcare: Prevalence and Treatment Insights
Propofol abuse is rising among healthcare workers. Learn about its addictive effects, medical risks, and why awareness is critical to prevent overdose deaths.
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Understanding the Ozempic Microdosing Trend (#GLP1Hack)
Explore the Ozempic microdosing trend, its unapproved use for weight loss, and expert warnings on safety and effectiveness.
Surge in Nicotine Pouch Use Among U.S. Teens Raises Alarm
Nicotine pouches are increasingly used by teens, raising public health alarms over addiction, dual use, and social media influence.
Erectile Dysfunction and Cannabis Abuse: What the Latest Data Reveal
New evidence links cannabis abuse with low testosterone and ED, especially in men over 40. Risks emerge early, but some effects may be reversible.
Crossfading: The Dangers of Being  Drunk  and  High
Crossfaded highsΓÇöbeing drunk and highΓÇöcan mask alcohol poisoning, impair driving, and increase long-term addiction risks. Learn the science behind it.
Cyberbullying and Substance Use: How Digital Harassment Fuels Teen Addiction
Teens facing cyberbullying are more likely to misuse substances. This article explores the data behind the link and strategies for prevention.
Is It Wrong to Say Suicide? How ΓÇ£UnaliveΓÇ¥ Is Warping Mental-Health Dialogue
Using ΓÇ£unaliveΓÇ¥ online may feel safer, but it can block access to crisis resources. Learn why evidence supports clear, direct language in suicide prevention.
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Trump Proposes to Align U.S. Drug Prices with Global Standards
TrumpΓÇÖs plan to link U.S. drug prices to international rates could reduce costs but may affect pharmaceutical innovation and treatment availability.
Eight Drinks a Week May Harm Brain Health, Study Finds
A new study finds eight or more drinks a week can shrink brain mass, reduce cognition, increase the risk of vascular and AlzheimerΓÇÖs-related brain changes.