Patients who receive inpatient treatment are far more likely to be prescribed life-saving addiction medications, a new study ...

families and communities understand the power of addiction and the promise and possibility of recovery. It’s Moyers contention that recovering people are invisible. Parkinson’s disease has ...

Rates of drug use and addiction were so high—34 to 50 percent—that that all U.S. troops were screened for addiction and detained for detoxification before being allowed to return to the U.S.

In the course of recovery from addiction, brain gets unstuck; areas that lost connectivity—particularly the prefrontal cortex—regain their normal neural power. Gradually, executive function is ...

When scientists studying drug abuse meet on 9–10 August at the National Conference on Drug Abuse Prevention Research in Washington, DC, they will undoubtedly have much to discuss—including a ...

Called the Comprehensive Addiction Risk Evaluation System (CARES ... because this gets at the genes-aren't-destiny concept. Knowledge is power, and we're trying to give that power.” ...

The Pennsylvania Pain and Addiction Summit, now in its seventh year, brings professionals together for a day of sharing expertise and learning from each other about opportunities to approach the ...