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With our extensive directory of addiction treatment programs in every state across the nation, we can assist you in getting the help you or your loved one needs to overcome addiction and mental health disorders.
We select facilities based on important credentials to make sure you or your loved one can find the best possible care for addiction, mental illness, dual diagnosis, and more.
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Learn about the most commonly abused substances across the U.S. and how each substance use disorder may be treated.
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The United States currently faces a devastating opioid crisis that has claimed thousands of lives and ruined communities throughout the nation. In response to this public health issue, lawmakers have recently passed a new law targeting fentanyl-related drugs, aiming to ...
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In recent years, the use of horse tranquilizers in street drugs has become a growing concern. In Ohio, drug enforcement officials have reported an increase in the presence of xylazine, a horse tranquilizer, in illicit street drugs such as heroin. ...
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A recent study published by the Public Library of Science (PLOS) shows that exercise has a positive impact on substance use disorder treatment, decreasing overall use and contributing to sobriety. This comes at a time when substance use and overdose ...
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Recent headlines have brought attention to efforts to ‘gamify’ addiction treatment, a word that, in some cases, is intended as a pejorative. It refers to efforts by some cities, with encouragement from the Biden Administration, to create a rewards-based system ...
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