COVID-19 Is Causing People To Relapse
The COVID-19 pandemic is causing some individuals who are recovering from a substance use disorder to relapse, but friends and family can help.
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DMX Alleged Overdose And Story Of Addiction
Rapper DMX is in the hospital after a heart attack and alleged overdose. His struggle with addiction shows a history of Crack Cocaine abuse.
Demi Lovato Opens Up About Addiction, Overdose In New Documentary
In a new documentary series, award winning popstar Demi Lovato gives details on her addiction, overdose, and recovery.
McKinsey & Company’s Affiliate Linked To Treatment Centers
McKinsey’s hedge fund affiliate has ties to addiction treatment centers, leading some to believe they may benefit from the settlement.
Signs Of Gambling Addiction In Robinhood App
Whistleblowers warn Robinhood is purposely causing gambling disorders in users. The app is hooking users and monetizing on their addiction.
Alleged “Asian El Chapo” (Tse Chi Lop) Arrested in Amsterdam
On January 22, 2021, Asian "El Chapo" (Tse Chi Lop) was arrested at Amsterdam's Schiphol International Airport by Dutch police.
Biden Canceling Trump’s Plan on Opioid Treatment Prescriptions
According to anonymous sources, President Biden will not support the last-minute Opioid treatment plan created by former President Trump.
2020: The Deadliest Year In Drug History
2020 is the deadliest year in drug history, with declining mental health due to COVID-19 encouraging more substance abuse to occur.
Researcher’s Device To Reduce Alcohol Intoxication
A small device was created by researchers that uses hyperventilating as a means to reduce alcohol intoxication.
Diseases Of Despair
The diseases of despair refers to the connection between increased hopelessness and depression, suicidal thoughts, and substance abuse.