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Americans Believe People With Mental Health Disorders Face Stigmas

Krystina Murray ❘ November 25, 2019

Americans believe individuals battling mental health disrders face stigmas. Explore the statistics, attitudes and effects of mental health-related stigmas.

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Meth Overtakes Fentanyl As The Most Lethal Drug West Of The Mississippi River

Nathan Yerby ❘ November 6, 2019

A new CDC report shows that meth caused more fatal overdoses in the United States west of the Mississippi River than fentanyl in 2017.

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Doctors Speak Out Against Vaping Outbreak

Krystina Murray ❘ November 6, 2019

The vaping outbreak is causing illnesses and deaths across the country. This has led medical experts to begin speaking out against the crisis.

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Can Young Adult Polysubstance Use Be Prevented?

Krystina Murray ❘ October 25, 2019

According to a new study, young adults in the United States (aged 18-25 years) are reporting increasingly high rates of polysubstance use.

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Travel Distance To Opioid Addiction Treatment Places Strain On Rural America

Jena Hilliard ❘ October 22, 2019

The lack of opioid treatment programs (OTPs) in rural America has placed a huge strain on individuals trying to access addiction treatment.

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Alcohol Consumption In Russia Has Declined By 43% Since 2003

Nathan Yerby ❘ October 11, 2019

A WHO report shows that restrictions on alcohol sales have caused Russians to drink less alcohol. Consequently, life expectency in Russia has increased.

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New Study Shows Depression And Binge Drinking Is More Common Among Military Spouses

Jena Hilliard ❘ October 9, 2019

A new study found rates of depression and binge drinking to be higher among female spouses of military personnel than women outside the military community.

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Young Australian Drinkers Are Notably Selfie-Conscious

Krystina Murray ❘ October 2, 2019

New research suggests that young Australian drinkers are more 'selfie-conscious,' and are less likely to binge drink or use illict drugs as a result.

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Research Shows The Opioid Epidemic Has Increased The Prevalence Of Heart Infections

Nathan Yerby ❘ September 27, 2019

A new American Heart Association study has found that opioid abuse correlates to cases of infective endocarditis, a deadly heart infection.

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Article Category: Research

Americans Believe People With Mental Health Disorders Face Stigmas

Meth Overtakes Fentanyl As The Most Lethal Drug West Of The Mississippi River

Doctors Speak Out Against Vaping Outbreak

Can Young Adult Polysubstance Use Be Prevented?

Travel Distance To Opioid Addiction Treatment Places Strain On Rural America

Alcohol Consumption In Russia Has Declined By 43% Since 2003

New Study Shows Depression And Binge Drinking Is More Common Among Military Spouses

Young Australian Drinkers Are Notably Selfie-Conscious

Research Shows The Opioid Epidemic Has Increased The Prevalence Of Heart Infections

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Article Category: Research

Americans Believe People With Mental Health Disorders Face Stigmas

Meth Overtakes Fentanyl As The Most Lethal Drug West Of The Mississippi River

Doctors Speak Out Against Vaping Outbreak

Can Young Adult Polysubstance Use Be Prevented?

Travel Distance To Opioid Addiction Treatment Places Strain On Rural America

Alcohol Consumption In Russia Has Declined By 43% Since 2003

New Study Shows Depression And Binge Drinking Is More Common Among Military Spouses

Young Australian Drinkers Are Notably Selfie-Conscious

Research Shows The Opioid Epidemic Has Increased The Prevalence Of Heart Infections

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