Former American Idol Facing at Least 10 Years in Prison
American Idol contestant Antonella Barba finds herself pleading guilty to 11 federal drug charges. Police found cocaine, heroin, and fentanyl in her car.
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Study Confirms First-Time Drug Use Most Likely to Occur in the Summer
A study conducted by NYU researchers found that an individual is most likely to experiment with drug use for the first time in the summer months.
New Research Exposes the 15 Most Dangerous Drugs
A new study reviewed the most dangerous drugs and drug mixtures based on side effects and death rates tracked by the federal government.
Half of Young Drinkers Unaware of Health Risks on Alcohol Labels
New research finds that roughly half of teens aged between 11 and 19 in the U.K. are unaware of health warnings included on alcohol packaging.
Drug Deaths Higher in Urban Areas for the First Time in a Decade
According to the CDC, U.S. drug overdose deaths are now higher in urban areas than rural regions for the first time in almost a decade.
Tragedy Strikes: Saoirse Kennedy Hill’s Suspected Overdose Death
Saoirse Kennedy Hill, granddaughter of Senator R. F. Kennedy, was found dead of an apparent drug overdose in Cape Cod on August 1st of 2019.
Study Reveals Gen Z as the Loneliest Generation in America
A new nationwide study reports that America is undergoing a "loneliness epidemic," with younger generations feeling lonely the most - particulalry Gen Z.
Arizona Files Supreme Court Lawsuit Against Owners of Purdue Pharma
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich has filed a Bill of Complaint in the U.S. Supreme Court against owners of Purdue Pharma – the Sackler family.
DEA Database Shows That Generic Drug Manufacturers Contributed Most To The Opioid Epidemic
A newly-released database from the DEA proves that lesser-known, generic pharmaceutical companies are largely responsible for the Opioid Epidemic.
