Addiction can make you feel trapped, struggling to think, control cravings, or make good choices. It’s frustrating and even scary. Many people don’t realize that repeated drug or alcohol use can cause brain damage from drugs, physically harming the brain over time.
The opioid crisis continues to be a critical public health issue in the United States, with fentanyl emerging as a central component of this epidemic. Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid, is estimated to be 100 times stronger than morphine and is often prescribed for severe pain management.
The world of synthetic drugs is evolving faster than ever, and by 2025, New Jersey is facing a wave of new, dangerous substances hitting the streets. These lab-made chemicals, often marketed as “legal” alternatives to traditional drugs, are designed to mimic their effects, but often with unpredictable and often deadly consequences.
The animal tranquilizer xylazine is increasingly prevalent in the illegal opioid market across the country, resulting in significant injuries among individuals who use drugs. Research has revealed that a substantial majority had suffered from xylazine-related wounds.
Governor Murphy’s $25 Million Investment in Opioid Crisis Response The state of New Jersey is facing an opioid public health crisis of epic proportions. The devastating impact of opioid addiction continues to affect individuals, families, and entire communities across the state. It also disproportionately affects certain demographics, including veterans, individuals with mental health disorders, and […]
Cocaine addiction and sleep apnea are often interconnected, with substance use potentially exacerbating breathing-related sleep disorders. Discovery Institute in Marlboro, New Jersey explores how cocaine use may contribute to or worsen sleep apnea, impacting respiratory function during sleep and leading to increased health risks for those struggling with addiction.
Isotonitazene, also known as Iso, is a potent synthetic opioid that has emerged as a concerning substance in recent years. This drug poses significant risks of addiction, leading to various adverse effects on individuals and society at large.
While advancements in technology and modern medicine have done wonders for not just the medical community but the public as a whole, when put in the wrong hands, some of these advancements can have dangerous consequences.
In recent years, the recreational use of nitrous oxide, colloquially known as “whippets,” has become an alarming trend, particularly among young adults and teens. As this practice gains popularity, it is crucial to shed light on the potential health risks and the urgent need for education and awareness.
Trying to medicate for a mental health issue can cause many problems besides the potential for addiction.
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