Inside Addiction:
News About Addiction, Mental Health and Recovery

Addiction is on the rise for the elderly, though, and it’s in America’s best interest to become more aware of and pursue avenues to halt this growing trend.

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West Virginia's Attorney General, Patrick Morrisey, has proposed measures that would limit the purchase of pseudoephedrine over the counter.

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Studies show that there is a cost-benefit ratio of 12:1 for substance abuse treatment, meaning that every $1 you spend on rehab will save you $12 in healthcare costs.

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Prescription drugs have become a problem in the United States, and student athletes are more susceptible than most. Why are they more at risk than ever before?

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Kit Harington, star of HBO’s Game of Thrones, has checked into treatment at a luxury wellness retreat in Connecticut. Get the details here.

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During the 2018 midterm elections, marijuana was once again a much-discussed topic. Four states voted on a range of measures related to medical or recreational use.

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She Recovers shares a powerful message: women can and do recover, that their pain is useful, and that they’re capable of changing the world.

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Addiction recovery is always a personal journey. After all, if there were a prescribed path that would take someone from addiction to sustained recovery every time, everyone would use it.

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A new study finds that HIV patients are not only susceptible to opioid addiction but also rarely screened and monitored for opioid misuse or abuse.

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No area in the United States has been immune to an increase in drug overdoses and the drug overdose rate. Some regions of the United States, though, have been hit…

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The top 10 states with the highest overdose death rates are among the states with the lowest access to treatment facilities, as well as facilities that can assist with the…

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The drug overdose mortality situation in the United States may be worse than you think.

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As the alumni coordinator, Christian helps people transition to a new way of life after treatment — something he struggled to achieve for himself.

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Drug addiction can begin innocently, with treatment for common injuries. Click here to read on.

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Overdose Awareness Day was started in 2001 and aims to raise awareness about overdose, while highlighting the fact that overdose death is preventable.

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A military mother’s story of recovery from alcohol addiction: how she overcame the need to drink before it was too late.

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Here are the results of a Maryland hospital study that highlights the complexity of dealing with multi-drug users for ER physicians.

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China recently agreed to halt exports of fentanyl to the United States. Will this ban work to stop the use of illegal fentanyl and curb the opioid epidemic in America?

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Mac Miller’s passing shocked people around the world. Learn how that shock, combined with the grief of losing a loved one, can result in the development of PTSD or adjustment…

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Drug overdoses can affect anyone, anywhere. This International Overdose Awareness Day (Aug. 31), you can take action in countless ways and start with these six ideas.

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Depending on which research is analyzed, one of four states could be the best in the U.S. for mental health.

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The demands of their profession combined with easy access to narcotics puts nurses at a high risk of substance abuse and addiction. Fortunately, recovery is possible.

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Opening up a conversation about mental health a suicide can help better treat the issues that cause suicidal thoughts. These three simple questions could save someone’s life.

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Xanax use is rising, leading to higher overdose rates and other negative consequences. Learn more about its role in the nation’s prescription drug epidemic.

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