Can an Early Bedtime Reduce the Risk of Addiction?
You may have heard that most adults need between seven and nine hours of sleep per night, but what about children? Do kids need an early bedtime to make healthy decisions? According to some new research, sleep improvement in school-age children might positively affect their decisions in areas like using drugs and alcohol later in […]
Telehealth A Lifeline for Those Battling Opioid Dependence
New research shows telehealth for opioid dependence may be a better option than traditional clinical care for those struggling with addiction. That could be a game-changer for people who have needed help in the past but sought it in emergency departments. According to the findings, many people consider the first line of treatment for opioid […]
Study Shows Fake OxyContin Pills Are a Growing Concern This Year
Recent reports indicate that young Americans have found themselves in intensive care units (ICU) after using fake OxyContin pills that have been laced with fentanyl.
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Doctors Can Help Overcome Opioid Dependency but Patients Are Unaware, Studies Show
We are living in unprecedented times when it comes to addiction treatment. There are not only facilities and organizations that offer help for issues like opioid dependency, but now your primary care physician can prescribe medicine to treat the problem. So, why aren’t more people contacting their local doctors for help? Research suggests it’s often […]
Teens Prolonging Opioid Use Before and After Surgery, Study Shows
Why are so many youths getting prescription opioids too far in advance of surgeries and months afterward? According to a recent study, these frequent trips to the pharmacy aren’t associated with pain. The research shows that these teens are getting opioid prescriptions filled three to six months after their surgeries, which is rare for minor […]
Cannabis Misuse on the Rise Among Older Adults, Study Shows
You may not think of your grandparents or their friends when it comes to marijuana use. Yet, the trends may be going in the wrong direction, a recent study shows. It isn’t such a small corner of the population, either. According to the data, there has been a noticeable increase in cannabis-related disorders among Medicare […]
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