Research Needs Rodent Models of Restless Legs Syndrome, But Assessing RLS in Mice Is Tricky
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Sleep Review, By Jane Kollmer
Are Video Games Helpful For Your Child's Brain? A New Study Says Yes
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Verywell Family, By Elisa Cinelli
Tackling the fake pill supply killing teens and young adults
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WBUR.org, By Martha Bebinger
More teenagers dying from fentanyl. ‘It has a hold on me, and I don’t know why
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Los Angeles Times, By Summer Lin
Revealed: The World’s Top Female Scientists In 2022
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Forbes, By Nick Morrison
States aim to reduce drug overdose numbers
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Fox News, By Joy Addison
Video gaming may be 'exercise' and helpful to your child's brain, study concludes
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Cincinnati Enquirer, By Terry DeMio
Video games may bring cognitive benefits to kids, study shows
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USA Today, By Amanda Pérez Pintado
Telepsychiatry offers access, flexibility, convenience, increased privacy
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Healio.com, By Ken Downey Jr.
Black opioid overdose deaths in Virginia nearly tripled during pandemic
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Richmond Times-Dispatch, By Luca Powell
Thumbs Down for Genetic Test for Opioid Use Disorder, FDA Advisors Say
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MedPage , By Judy George
Optimism vs obstacles: Volkow sees potential for progress on addiction disorders
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BioCentury, By Simone Fishburn
Marijuana use is becoming a new normal among young adults
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The Hill, By Daniel de Visé
Study warns of abuse potential of synthetic stimulants found in supplements
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NutraIngredients-USA.com, By Hank Schultz
Biden’s directive on marijuana faces a Catch-22
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Washington Post, By Rachel Roubein
Opinion | We need to talk about marijuana’s potential harm to youths
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Washington Post, By Leana Wen
Substance Use and Addiction in the United States: A Complex Trajectory
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Psycom Pro, By Malini Ghoshal
90% of US adults say mental health is a crisis in the United States, CNN/KFF poll finds
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CNN, By Deidre McPhillips
New NIDA Strategic Plan Prioritizes Research Informed by Lived Experience
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Addiction Professional, By Addiction Professional
An animal tranquilizer poisoning the heroin supply has drug policy experts worried
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Salon, By Troy Farah