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The path from painkillers to an opioid use disorder is an all-too-easy one that traps people of all ages, races, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Here, we take a closer look at the dangers of painkillers.

As the opioid crisis continues to wreak havoc in the United States, more people are becoming familiar with the withdrawal symptoms that develop when they try to stop using. Here, we list six of the more common symptoms.

The line between “normal” drinking and problematic drinking can be difficult to see clearly. To help you figure out whether you may be on the slippery slope to an alcohol use disorder, we’ve pulled together some warning signs.

You suspect your loved one may have developed a problem with opioids and you’re unsure of what to do next. Here, we outline a few things you should know moving forward as you try to help.

Not all that long ago, doctors were frequently prescribing benzodiazepines for conditions like anxiety and sleep issues without fully understanding just how addictive these medications can be. Let’s take a look.

To successfully break free from a substance use disorder, it often requires a number of different approaches, and 12-step programs can play an invaluable role. Here, we explore how these programs work to help you stay clean and sober.

While it may seem counterintuitive to address a substance use disorder with medications, they can be extremely helpful aids in helping you through early recovery. Here’s a look at how they can help.

You’ve had a front row seat to your partner’s substance use disorder, so you’re, understandably, relieved when they announce they’re going to quit. The withdrawal and detox process can be tough and here’s how you can help.

Whether you’ve tried to break your opioid addiction before or this is your first attempt, why not greatly increase your chances of success with Sublocade®? Here’s a look at how Sublocade can ease your recovery journey.

The rise in availability of telehealth services has been great news for those who need (or would prefer) to receive quality health care from the comfort of their own homes. These services also extend to substance use disorders.

You believe that you’re drinking isn’t normal anymore, and you’re tired of the overwhelmingly negative effects that alcohol is having on your life. The good news is that alcoholism is highly treatable.

Addiction is a chronic disease that requires constant vigilance and good management. When a person falls short, relapse can occur. If you’re worried that a loved one has relapsed, here are some signs to look out for.