Kids as young as five are staying up past midnight glued to phones and gaming screens — and experts say it’s fuelling a surge ...

Thousands of Americans hooked on opioids are heading to Mexico for a radical—and risky—treatment with a powerful psychedelic, ...

Perry formerly worked from November 2021 to July 2024 at Evoke Wellness, an addiction treatment center in Hilliard, where police say he used his access to the company’s databases to gather ...

Yet people battling addiction say that treatment often is unavailable or unaffordable. Only 11% of the 22.7 million Americans who needed drug or alcohol treatment in 2013 actually got it, ...

New York City’s public hospital system is adopting a revolutionary addiction treatment program at its medical facility serving the South Bronx after the same initiative helped dramatically curb ...

The program will offer patients a cell phone and a service contact to help them stay connected to care. Stephen Yang. Fatal overdoses in New York City have more than doubled since the COVID-19 ...

A pioneer of addiction treatment. By. Mackenzi Klemann - August 30, 2024. Facebook. Twitter. ... He gave patients his cell phone number and came into clinic on Fridays — what should have been ...

Seven Can Help you overcome the addiction to your phone.We sat down with an addiction medicine specialist at UNMC, Dr. Ken Zoucha.He says he is treating more children who are dependent on their ...

Gambling addiction is a growing concern in the US, with devastating consequences. Learn about the impact and how to address it. Let’s not call gambling the “hidden addiction” anymore.

Embattled addiction treatment empire countersues Aetna in $40 million tug-of-war Column: Insurer 'cynically and unscientifically' denied payment, which may have resulted in people's deaths ...

An effective treatment for opioid addiction is easier to get after the Biden administration changed rules. That's making a difference for some people battling opioid use disorder, but access is ...

Republicans hope to save a lot of tax dollars by cutting Medicaid. Drug policy experts say as many as a million Americans in treatment for addiction could lose coverage.