Over the last few years, ADHD drugs such as Adderall have flooded the drug scene around high schools and colleges across the country, as many students believe that these illicit substances help them get through the tough rigors of increasingly competitive educational demands. Another common drug is
Vyvanse Abuse Is Hitting Campuses Hard
“Gray Death”… The $10 Deadly Street Drug
When it comes to buying any kind of product, at a certain point, the ultimate goal for most American consumers is to get the biggest bang for their buck. People who abuse drugs and alcohol are no different, and when their habits reach the point where their addictions cost them hundreds or even
3 Signs a Loved One Needs Inpatient Rehab
Unfortunately, far too many people have had to watch a loved one fall into the grips of an alcohol or drug addiction, and one of the most difficult aspects is figuring how or when to get them help. There are a few signs to indicate when a loved one needs inpatient rehab. Even after deciding the
Questions to Consider When Choosing an Inpatient Rehab Center
For people who struggle with an alcohol or drug addiction, checking in to a residential inpatient rehab center is often the first step toward building the foundation necessary for a lifetime of sobriety. However, choosing an inpatient rehab center can be a tricky decision if you don't know what to
DIY Detox: More Complicated Than You Think
As Americans have more information at their fingertips than ever before, do-it-yourself guides are growing in popularity, from helping people learn to play guitar, cook fancy meals and even do their own home remodeling. While failed DIY experiments in the garden or kitchen can be shrugged off, many
The Federal Government Showing Concern About Opioid Epidemic
Recently, the U.S. government announced it was allotting $485 million for fighting the opioid epidemic, the most aggressive legislation to date aimed at fighting this growing crisis. Here’s a closer look at why leaders are taking bigger steps than ever before to fight the epidemic. The Increase in
How Stress and Anxiety Can Lead to Alcohol Addiction
Millions of people worldwide regularly drink alcohol, and with a demanding work culture combined with a $200 billion booze industry, Americans in particular like to hit the bottle. According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, over 70% of Americans reported that they’ve
The True Impact of the Recession on Mental Health in America
As a result of high unemployment rates, loss of financial stability, and the rise of fears about terrorism, the modern American psyche of 2017 is rooted in the effects of the Great Recession era of 2008-2009. As the country continues to move forward in better economic times, researchers have been
Prince Death Reflects the Dark Side of Celebrity Patient Privacy
According to recently unsealed search warrants and affidavits, the cause and events of the Prince death incident are becoming clearer. On April 21, 2016, Prince was found unresponsive in an elevator at his Paisley Park recording studio, and his death was later found to be as a result of an
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