Yet dermatologists still get questions about lip balm addiction and lips that stay dry despite regular balm use. Here’s why. Some people like the way lip balm feels. You might use it a lot ...

Just as antibiotics can help you recover from an infection, medication for OUD (MOUD) can help you recover from addiction. Suboxone is a combination of two drugs, buprenorphine and naloxone ...

Drug addiction is a treatable, chronic medical disease that involves complex interactions between a person’s environment, brain circuits, genetics, and life experiences. People with drug addictions ...

is a startling departure from the usual tourism posters and welcome banners: “Addiction is not a choice. It’s a disease that can happen to anyone.” The statement is part of a public service ...

In 20 years of treating older adults with addiction, I’ve often been told that addiction among the elderly isn’t a serious problem to treat (“Medicare Opioid Caps Fall Short,” Page One ...

Cauley-Stein revealed that he entered a rehab facility for drug addiction during that season. Via Tucker's article in The Athletic: "A last gasp after he stepped away from the Dallas Mavericks in ...

More than two decades after starting his recovery journey, he is married with a son and has rebuilt some of the relationships damaged by his addiction. He hopes his story will encourage others to ...

A University at Buffalo neuroscientist whose focus is the brain's reward system and its role in addiction is helping to illuminate how exercise can aid the brain in addiction recovery. Over the ...

A charity tackling Gloucestershire's rise in drug and alcohol addicts is involving people with "lived experience of addiction" to treat patients. Via, which runs the region's addiction recovery ...

People can become dependent on and addicted to kratom. This article will explain the effects of kratom use, including whether it can be used for opioid withdrawal management and the difference between ...

Armed with worksheets from Mike Daly and Lewis Nielson, visiting addiction recovery coaches, the prison residents discussed situations that could ignite their anger and trigger violent behavior.