Addiction
Cartoon Ads Do Promote Vaping to Teens
Despite industry claims that e-cigarettes exist to help adults stop smoking, so-called vaping, and ads about the practice, seem to have another purpose: cartoon ads depicting e-cigarette smoking on social media platforms are enticing a new generation to this new form of inhalation. 
Search for a Cannabis High Could Lead to Nausea, Vomiting
When an otherwise healthy young person goes to the emergency room complaining of nausea, pain, and uncontrollable vomiting, doctors might assume the worst. But for some of these patients, if they use cannabis, it may not be. 
How Much Is Too Much? U.S. Alcohol Consumption Guidelines Changed
Previous dietary recommendations that allow for 2 drinks per day for men and 1 for women have been changed to 1 drink per day for everyone. 
Federal Drug Administration Announces New Safety Labels For Codeine, Hydrocodone
The Food and Drug Administration announced new safety labels for codeine and hydrocodone this week. 
Marijuana May Cause Intense Vomiting In Mysterious, Painful Condition
Long-term marijuana users are reporting debilitating vomiting and stomach pain, part of a mysterious but possibly rising condition linked to weed. 
Teens Who Smoke Pot, Drink Alcohol Have Less Potential As Adults: Study
Teenagers who are dependent on marijuana and alcohol are less likely to hold down a good job or get married as adults — and young men were affected more seriously than young women. 
E-Cigarette Use Linked To Smoking Cigarettes For High School Students
Kids who smoke e-cigarettes are more likely to take up smoking traditional cigarettes, but is it because of the electronic devices or because of their background? 
Why Drinkers Drink, And How Knowing This Helps Develop Better Treatments
A recent study has examined the reasons that some individuals with alcohol addiction may be driven to drink. 
5 Common Challenges That Follow An Opioid Overdose
A drug overdose is more than just a single event. Here's what can happen after recovery. 
Prescription Painkiller Opioid Use May Be Higher Among Cancer Survivors
New research suggests that cancer survivors may have a higher rate of prescription painkillers refilled.
