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

According to findings from a Department of Defense survey, about 34% of all military personnel engage in binge drinking, with that same report suggesting that over 20% are at further risk of ...

Both companies were founded by the person who will now serve as the combined business' CEO. Two Denver-metro area addiction ...

It’s never been easier to take methadone, the daily dose of opioid-blocking medicine that is vital for many in addiction ...

Similar industry-backed bills have passed in 14 states, including Oregon, Texas, Kentucky, and Maryland, according to the ...

Sitting across from patients as a University of Iowa nurse practitioner — now certified in addiction medicine — Aschoff turns ...

Addiction and obesity share deep neurological roots. Can new treatments like GLP-1 drugs and MEAI help break the cycle?

A study of people who started ADHD stimulant treatment via telehealth vs in-person visits shows no difference in risk of new substance use disorders except for young adults age 26-34.

Weill Cornell Medicine researchers found that restricting telehealth prescriptions for opioid use disorder could keep thousands from accessing buprenorphine, a medication that helps people recover ...

Gastrointestinal complications from alcohol are increasing among adolescents and young adults, according to a research letter.