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Food addiction is real, and we’re all at risk
When people hear the phrase “food addiction,” many laugh or dismiss the issue entirely. But according to David Wiss, a dietician and nutritionist who...
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Xylazine: Why Naloxone Does Not Reverse It and Why the Wounds...
Xylazine is a veterinary sedative, not an opioid, so naloxone cannot reverse it. Give naloxone anyway, because it is nearly always mixed with fentanyl.
Meth and Cocaine Withdrawal: The Crash, the Wall and Months of...
Cocaine withdrawal runs 1 to 2 weeks; methamphetamine 2 to 4 weeks. Anhedonia can last for months, which is why early recovery from stimulants feels flat rather than triumphant.
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Interpersonal guilt may lead to drug use, study shows
A recent study by researchers at Smith College’s School for Social Work suggests that drug use in college students may be tied into interpersonal...
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A prescription pill that contains a digital tracking sensor has been approved for use by the FDA.
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An event aimed at supporting drug addiction recovery and helping people with substance use disorders brought together the community members of Peoria, in central...
Substance Abuse Centers in Waterloo Adding Medication Assisted Treatment
Two substance abuse centers in Waterloo, Iowa will now be using medication-assisted treatment (MAT) to treat opioid abuse as patient care in Black Hawk...
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A Baltimore heroin dealer linked to a corrupt police officer used his connection to provide protection for a crew of drug dealers who are...
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Can people accept responsibility but not blame for their actions? A new framework suggests that it’s possible, at least when it comes to drug...
Canada attacks heroin problem with … heroin
Medical grade heroin, or diacetylmorphine, is now legal in Canada, and although the new changes to the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act have been...
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Fentanyl Shortage Declared by FDA as Illicit Sales Soar
The FDA has declared a shortage of fentanyl citrate. However, even as the fentanyl shortage declared by the FDA affects those who legitimately acquire...
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