addiction

I've been interviewed numerous times about the colossal mess we call the "opioid crisis," so when Dr.

Yesterday a settlement was announced between several states and the pharmaceutical distributors McKesson, Cardin

As a surgeon and woodworker, I have always found sustenance in using my hands. I think it touches, for me and many others, on a primal need to literally embody our feelings.

Despite a decade of indisputable evidence that we are not having an "opioid crisis." but rather a "heroin/fentanyl crisis" you might think that people might start to figure this out and act accordingly.

As everyone knows, local and state governments are suing the pharmaceutical companies purportedly so that the epidemic these companies started can be finally ended, Also, the companies will have to pay for past damages done and – most of all

Addiction is a complex phenomenon. Genetic, physiological, cultural, and socioeconomic factors all appear to play a role.

By Wolfgang Vogel

SPOILER ALERT: A key theme in the movie will be revealed in this article.

As my co-worker handed me an advertisement addressed to me, she said “I know you are going to throw it out, but that’s your call” while we laughed in unison at my historical lack of guile given the circumstance.

The iconic movie remake of A Star Is Born, starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga among other notables, strikes a chord as it genuinely and accurately captures the reverberating heartache associated with addiction, depression, anxiety and