Loneliness And Addiction By Krystina Murray ❘ July 23, 2020 Loneliness and addiction has been an issue for a long time, but now it is even more of a concern because of COVID-19 and lockdown orders in place. Read More
10 Celebrities Who Battled Addiction And Mental Illness By Destiny Bezrutczyk ❘ June 17, 2019 Many Celebrities have battled co-occurring addiction and mental health disorders. Drugs and alcohol can aggravate symptoms. Read More
10 Celebrities Who Found Sobriety After Opioid Addiction By Destiny Bezrutczyk ❘ June 17, 2019 After struggling with an Opioid addiction, these celebrities managed to find sobriety and a continued career in entertainment. Recovery made it possible. Read More
How Rehab, Sobriety, And Diet Transformed Jenna Jameson By Destiny Bezrutczyk ❘ June 11, 2019 Former adult film star and author, Jenna Jameson, talks about over-prescribing of Opiates by doctor after pregnancy, alcoholism, and rehab at Betty Ford. Read More
Substance Abuse in Rural Vs. Urban Areas By Natalie Hoeg ❘ May 30, 2019 Substance abuse and treatment can be significantly impacted by where a person lives and the characteristics of these regions. Read More
Plastic Surgery Addiction: An Unhealthy Obsession With Perfection By Jena Hilliard ❘ December 21, 2018 Plastic surgery addiction is a behaviorial addiction that is often caused by body dysmorphic disorder and the desire for physical perfection. Read More
Lucemyra, A New Non-Opioid For Opioid Withdrawal By Cooper Smith ❘ November 29, 2018 In May of 2018, the FDA approved Lucemyra, a new medication to treat the symptoms of opioid withdrawal. It is available as of August of 2018. Read More
5 Reasons Why Lean Is Still A Dangerous Drug By Destiny Bezrutczyk ❘ November 19, 2018 Lean is still a dangerous drug, though it has been glorified in pop lyrics. Codeine addiction can be just as life-threatening as many opioids if untreated. Read More
Dsuvia: The New FDA-Approved Opioid 1,000 Times Stronger Than Morphine By Cooper Smith ❘ November 12, 2018 Despite the ongoing opioid epidemic, the FDA has approved Dsuvia, a synthetic opioid that is 10 times more potent than fentanyl. Read More
