Hepatitis - FAQs
Frequently asked questions about hepatitis from the National Women's Health Information Center. Drug Addiction Treatment FAQs
The following are the most frequently asked questions about drug addiction treatment, compiled by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. Marijuana - FAQs for Teens
These questions compiled by the National Institute on Drug Abuse are the most asked by teens concerning marijuana. Marijuana - FAQs for Parents
These questions compiled by the National Institute on Drug Abuse are the most asked by parents concerning marijuana. Methamphetamine FAQ
The abuse of methamphetamine is an extremely serious and growing problem. Hallucinogens FAQ
Hallucinogens can disrupt a person's ability to think and communicate rationally, or even to recognize reality, sometimes resulting in bizarre or dangerous behavior. Inhalants FAQ
Many young people inhale the vapors from these sources in search of quick intoxication without being aware of the serious health consequences that can result. Heroin FAQs
Here are the most frequently asked questions about Heroin, compiled by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. Drug Abuse FAQ
The following are the most frequently asked questions about drug abuse, compiled by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. Cocaine FAQ
Cocaine abuse and addiction continues to be a problem that plagues the United States. Anabolic steroids FAQ
Since the 1950s, some athletes have been taking anabolic steroids to build muscle and boost their athletic performance. Increasingly, other segments of the population also have been taking these compounds. Prescription Drug Abuse Fallout
Overuse and abuse of prescription opioid drugs can have harmful ramifications for their legitimate and appropriate use. How Do They Choose a 'Drug of Choice?'
New research suggests genetics and shared environment have little impact when it comes to selecting a particular illegal drug. Substance Abuse Patients Pay More
A survey of 434 managed care plans in 60 market areas found that patients receiving substance abuse and mental health services often had to make a higher copayment or pay a higher share of allowed charges than did patients receiving general medical care. Drugs, Stress Cause Similar Brain Changes
Understanding the effects of drugs of abuse and stress on brain circuitry may aid in developing therapeutic medications to treat addiction. Moderate Alcohol Consumption Linked to Brain Shrinkage
A study by researchers found a link between low to moderate alcohol consumption and a decrease in the brain size of middle-aged adults. What is a Closed Meeting?
What is the difference between an open and closed 12 step meetings? Key to Serenity
Accepting things exactly as they are can be the key that unlocks the door to happiness, according to a famous page from the A.A. Big Book. But Not In My Back Shop!
Nearly one in four human resources professionals surveyed reveal that their companies are less likely to hire a job candidate if the person is in recovery from drug or alcohol addiction. Clean Needles for Drug Injectors Prevent HIV/AIDS
A new study reinforces the beneficial impact of needle and syringe exchange programs for preventing HIV/AIDS among injecting drug users. Alcohol and Breastfeeding
Mothers who breastfeed are receiving conflicting advice, on and off the Internet, about whether it's okay for them to consume alcohol without affecting their babies. Mike's Story - Recovering as a Family
This time we are recovering as a family. They understand better, as do I, that we need to recover together. The Invisible Disease -- Depression
In contrast to the normal emotional experiences of sadness, loss, or passing mood states, clinical depression is persistent and can interfere significantly with an individual's ability to function. Symptoms and Types of Depression
Information on depression from the National Institute National Institute of Mental Health. Depression - The Invisible Disease
An index of articles and publication about clinical depression from the National Institute National Institute of Mental Health. | 