Understanding the relationship between alcohol, nicotine, and sleep is crucial for promoting better sleep habits and overall well-being. While caffeine often takes the spotlight for its impact on sleep, alcohol and nicotine can also[...]

Amid public health challenges posed by intravenous drug use, needle exchange programs (NEPs) emerged as a source of proactive intervention. These programs represent a strategic initiative aimed at combating the spread of blood-borne diseases among[...]

April is Alcohol Awareness Month, a resource implemented by the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion and sponsored by the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence.1 The goal is to spread the word[...]

“Alcohol isn’t really a drug.” “Alcohol is legal!” “It’s not as deadly as heroin. You know what you’re getting!” Many young adults who meet the diagnosis of alcohol use disorder aren’t seeking treatment because[...]

Drug lacing, a clandestine practice gaining alarming traction in illicit drug markets, poses profound risks to individuals and communities alike. By adulterating substances with potent additives such as fentanyl, dealers not only maximize profits but[...]

College is often a time of exploration and learning, but did you know it is also a time of binge drinking and substance abuse? According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, alcohol and drug[...]

Considering the physical and emotional toll that addiction can take on a person, the roles of food, exercise, and drug addiction intertwine in unexpected ways. Traditionally, the focus on exercise during recovery has been to[...]