NIDA, NIMH Directors Describe Promise, Challenges Associated with Psychedelics Research
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Psychiatric News, By Staff
Marijuana addiction is real. Those struggling often face skepticism
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The Washington Post, By David Ovalle and Fenit Nirappil
NIDA Director Nora Volkow Discusses Fentanyl Overdoses
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Voz de America, By Júlia Riera
Opioids mixed with cocaine or psychostimulants are driving more overdose deaths, CDC data show
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CNN, By Deidre McPhillips
Using weed to improve your mental health? Not so fast, experts say
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The Baltimore Banner, By Meredith Cohn and Taylor DeVille
How the pandemic spurred a push to expand methadone access
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The Hill, By Joseph Choi
Nora Volkow, Director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse
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The Visible Voices Podcast, By Dr. Resa E. Lewiss
Could Ozempic be used to treat addiction? Studies hint yes, but questions remain
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Live Science, By Rebecca Sohn
Is Ozempic Really an Anti-Addiction Drug?
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Everyday Health, By Carmen Chai
Xylazine present in more than 1 in 10 fentanyl overdose deaths in the US
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CNN Health, By Deidre McPhillips and Nadia Kounang
Drug Deaths Tied to ‘Tranq’ Soar in U.S.
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U.S. News and World Report, By Steven Ross Johnson
Home delivery of alcohol expanded during pandemic, with permanent effects on health
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Health Day, By Steven Reinberg
AI-based analysis of social media language predicts addiction treatment dropout at 90 days
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Brainpod: The Neuropsychopharmacology Podcast
Researchers keep discovering new uses for Ozempic. Proving it works isn’t easy
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NBC News, By Caroline Hopkins
Xylazine Intensifies’ Illicit Opioids’ Effect in Studies
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Addiction Professional, By Tom Valentino
NIDA Director Nora Volkow Discusses Complexity, Vulnerability in Opioid Epidemic
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Explore the Space podcast
‘Magic’ mushroom use by young adults has nearly doubled in three years
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The Hill, By Daniel De Vise
Across all 50 states, men more likely to die from using opioids, cocaine, meth, study finds
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USA Today, By Claire Thornton
A deadly new street drug caught the U.S. off guard. Experts say it’ll happen again
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NPR, By Brian Mann
Drug Overdoses Are Killing Men at Much Higher Rates Than Women
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Health Day, By Cara Murez