Pot, Video Games, Whatever. Teens Must Be Addicted to Something, Says Expert.
How to turn good news about today's youths into a demand for more government studies.
How to turn good news about today's youths into a demand for more government studies.
Vivek Murthy does not acknowledge the possibility that nonmedical consumption of psychoactive substances could be beneficial.
In the Wall Street Journal, the ex-Playboy model blames online-porn for Anthony Weiner's texting troubles & kids propelled "warp-speed into the dark side."
Prescription painkillers are not as deadly or as addictive as commonly claimed.
Prescription painkillers are not as deadly or as addictive as commonly claimed.
Meanwhile: The hunt is on to find somebody to blame for Prince's death.
"Addiction rewires your brain like falling in love does," says Maia Szalavitz, author of "Unbroken Brain."
The gap in life expectancy between the top and bottom 1 percent of income for American men is nearly 15 years. For women, it's 10 years.
In the government's new war on opiates, physicians and their patients find themselves caught in the crossfire.
A push to fight painkiller abuse may do more harm than good.
How the government promotes deaths from drug poisoning
How prohibition promotes drug poisoning
As prohibition collapses, marijuana users are less likely to abuse the drug.
Legalization may improve marijuana's benefit-to-cost ratio.
E-cigarette critics lean heavily on post hoc, ergo propter hoc reasoning.
A new study shows a blood pressure medication's potential to prevent relapses by erasing mental associations with alcohol and cocaine.
Rather than over-diagnosing, is psychiatry actually causing the maladies it laments?
Five hallmarks of anti-drug hysteria
Drug addiction is not caused by the effects of drugs alone.
Fictional dramas aid leading medical historians in misrepresenting what happens when people get hooked on cocaine and other substances.
Sobriety isn't an abstinence fixation; it's about having purpose
How to make good on your New Year's resolutions.
Heroin epidemic? Cunning disease? Or learned powerlessness?
Why does the National Institute on Drug Abuse contradict its own research?
Could be useful in creating new anti-addiction medication
Drinking is not a good excuse for smoking crack, snorting coke, or anything else.
A neuroscientist corrects widely accepted misconceptions about two notorious drugs.
Fears widespread use has led to addiction, but not actual success
Neuroimaging is pretty cool, but it can't do what its most enthusiastic boosters claim.
Brian responses don't match what is seen in other addictions
Kind of a "fighting fire with fire" thing going on