Landmark Youth Addiction Case Against Meta, TikTok, and YouTube
A major lawsuit against Meta, TikTok, and YouTube alleges platforms were designed to be addictive to teens, raising concerns about youth mental health.
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Longer Treatment with Opioid Use Disorder Medication Improves Survival
This cliff in survival data suggests that the transition out of MOUD is the most dangerous period in a personΓÇÖs recovery.
Why Do Mental Health Conditions Often Overlap? New Research Shows a Genetic Link
New research maps shared genetic risk across 14 psychiatric disorders, explaining why conditions like ADHD, depression, and substance use disorders overlap.
Study Reveals New Approach for Meth Addiction Treatment
A new study suggests immune-modulating drugs that target TNF-╬▒ may reduce meth-related dopamine spikes. Clinical trials are still needed.
Ohio Correctional Facilities Receive over $5 Million in Grants for Inmate Addiction Treatment
Ohio correctional facilities received $5.3 million in opioid settlement funds to expand addiction medications and recovery services for incarcerated individuals.
Unregulated Recovery Apps Risks and Safety Checks
Substance use reduction apps may offer support, but many are unregulated. Learn the risks, warning signs, how to evaluate substance use reduction apps safely.
Boundaries: What are They, Why Do I Need Them, and How Can I Make Them Work?
Dr. Deborah Vinall explores the importance of personal boundaries, why when we need them, how to implement them, and how to maintain them.
Decline in U.S. Opioid Overdose Deaths Linked to Fentanyl Supply, Research Finds
New research suggests reduced fentanyl potency and supply disruptions may be contributing to the recent decline in U.S. opioid overdose deaths.
One in Six Adults in New York Report Binge Drinking
New York data shows one in six adults report binge or heavy drinking, highlighting ongoing public health risks and the need for screening and support.
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Achieving Recovery: Meth Treatment for Pregnant and Parenting Women
Comprehensive meth treatment programs that combine obstetric, psychiatric, and social services show improved long-term recovery outcomes.
Packaging Warnings of Addiction Potential in Sleeping Aids and Opioids to be Strengthened
New regulatory standards aim to make the addiction risks of opioids and Z-drugs more visible, supporting safer prescribing and informed patient use.
U.S. Withdrawal From WHO: What It Means for SUD Treatment
Explore the potential effects of the U.S. withdrawal from the WHO on addiction treatment, funding priorities, and global health collaboration.