Sarajevo Canton has received the first unified database on drug abuse, which is part of the Strategy against Drug Abuse in Sarajevo Canton, for the period 2024-2028. For the first time, the relevant ...

In an attempt to cut down on those numbers, counties across North Central West Virginia are teaming up with local mental ...

Brooks Nader has kept it candid when it comes to her use of weight-loss drugs. The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model has been ...

Several law enforcement agencies across Mid-Missouri are accepting unused and expired prescription drugs Saturday for the Drug Enforcement Administration's national Drug Take Back Day. According to ...

TULSA, Okla. — It's Red Ribbon Week at local schools and while students are learning about drug abuse prevention, their parents are learning new ways to make sure their kids are staying safe. Red ...

BILLINGS — Montana residents can safely dispose of unwanted prescription drugs this Saturday during the biannual National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, with collection sites available from 10 a.m.

Lucy Getschow received treatment at Hazelden Betty Ford for drug and alcohol addiction. She says it is one of the reasons she is alive today. Health professionals say there is a need for more ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Nearly 14 million people misused prescription drugs last year, and many of those pills came from home medicine cabinets, according to the National Center for Drug Abuse ...

The National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics reports that 5.9 million Americans abuse sedatives, 4.9 million abuse stimulants, and 4.8 million abuse benzodiazepines. Two million people—nearly 12% of ...

[2] PRESCRIPTION ABUSE EPIDEMIC The National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics reports that 5.9 million Americans abuse sedatives, 4.9 million abuse stimulants, and 4.8 million abuse benzodiazepines.

“Youth, in particular, must be alerted that these drugs carry grave risks of dependence, abuse, and overdose—even when obtained legally from a doctor or psychiatrist.” – Jan Eastgate, President CCHR ...

ST. LOUIS – Missouri teenagers are facing increasing drug risks, but the Annie Malone SAFER program is offering a prevention-focused solution that has shown promising results. According to the ...