
Most Common Misconceptions about Addiction
Most Common Misconceptions about Addiction Although we know more about addiction than ever before, there are still many misconceptions about substance use disorder that are
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Most Common Misconceptions about Addiction Although we know more about addiction than ever before, there are still many misconceptions about substance use disorder that are
Children of parents with substance use disorder are often exposed to trauma throughout their caretaker’s illness before they choose to enter treatment; however, it’s impossible
For many people, the hardest part of addiction recovery is that very first step. You know you have a problem and that your substance use
Communication is a key component of friendship, families and romantic relationships. The ability to share thoughts and feelings is foundational to any healthy bond. Sadly,
At the dawning of a new year, you might be one of the millions of people with an annual tradition of making resolutions. However, with
For years, the “Methadone Mile” in Boston has caused serious problems for the city and the area’s residents. While the city makes attempts to address
While many believe that the holidays bring out the best in people, if your loved one struggles with opioid addiction or another substance use disorder,
The pandemic has created a convergence of dangerous factors, and those with opioid addiction are most at risk. More than 40 states have reported a noticeable
While the opioid crisis is a national epidemic, Massachusetts has been hit especially hard. The scale of this crisis can be felt in urban, suburban
Since 1980, the prevalence of diabetes in the worldwide adult population has increased from 4.7% to 8.5%. Sufferers of painful diabetic neuropathy, or PDN, make up 10 to