Prescription drug misuse later in life greatly increases risk for substance use disorder
Nearly half of people in a large U.S. study reported misusing prescription drugs between ages 18-50, which made them more likely to develop substance
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Nearly half of people in a large U.S. study reported misusing prescription drugs between ages 18-50, which made them more likely to develop substance
Nearly half of people in a large U.S. study reported misusing prescription drugs between ages 18-50, which made them more likely to develop substance use disorder symptoms as adults––especially those whose misuse peaked later in life.
As congressional Democrats press for federal legalization of marijuana and more states continue to legalize it, an increasing number of college-age adults across the United States are ditching liquor stores and heading to dispensaries, a new study shows.
Classes are in session at universities across the country, and we're learning that the COVID-19 pandemic has had a major effect on substance abuse use among college students.
Classes are in session at universities across the country, and we're learning that the COVID-19 pandemic has had a major effect on substance abuse use among college students.