Use of polylaminin is monitored in real time by society: 'Like a Big Brother', says researcher
Research on polylaminin, a substance being studied as a possible treatment for spinal cord injuries, is closely monitored by society, according to lead researcher Tatiana Sampaio.
One in eight Lithuanians relieves stress with medication, even more resort to intoxicants
A recent study indicates that a significant portion of the Lithuanian population experiences daily stress, with many turning to medication and intoxicants for relief.
Tobacco, cannabis: the number of smokers among adolescents has plummeted over the last fifteen years
A recent survey shows a significant decrease in tobacco and cannabis use among French adolescents over the past 15 years, with a notable decline in daily consumption.
Immediate drug and alcohol tests for high-risk activities: the news in workplaces
In Italy, new regulations permit immediate drug and alcohol testing for employees suspected of substance use during high-risk work activities.
Hiroshima Carp Terminates Contract with Ryutaro Hazuki, Indicted Over 'Zombie Tobacco'
The Hiroshima Carp baseball team announced the termination of infielder Ryutaro Hazuki's contract due to his indictment for violating pharmaceutical regulations related to a substance known as 'zombie tobacco.'
12-year-old girl is a victim of rape by a 35-year-old man in BH
A 12-year-old girl in Belo Horizonte was raped by a 35-year-old neighbor after attending a party where she reportedly consumed alcohol and drugs.
Good news for California: Newsom announced 47 million dollars to prevent substance use among youth
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced a $47 million funding initiative aimed at preventing substance use among the youth, emphasizing community involvement and leadership skills.
A Mathematical Mind, Achievements in Sports, but... Schizophrenia. An Open Story about Living with the Illness
The article shares the story of a talented young man whose life spiraled due to substance use, leading to schizophrenia.
Young people no longer need alcohol and cigarettes to seem like adults, says psychiatrist specializing in alcoholism
A psychiatrist notes that modern youths increasingly do not need alcohol or cigarettes to feel adult-like, reflecting a significant change in social behaviors and attitudes toward substance use.
Drug Addictions, Vices, Dependencies: What Psychoanalysis Has to Say?
The article explores the distinctions between recreational use and abuse of substances through the lens of psychoanalysis, examining the historical and conceptual frameworks surrounding addiction.
What We Know About Parties, Drugs, and Sex in Oslo West
The article explores the dynamics of partying, substance use, and sexual practices among youth in wealthy areas of Oslo, particularly in light of a current court case.
The psychologist gets the same questions from desperate parents: How to make children resist pressure?
The article discusses the challenges parents face in helping their children resist societal pressures, especially regarding substance use.
Clandestine Mounjaro: Woman Indicted for Illegal Trade in Hospital in SP Coast
A woman has been indicted for the illegal sale of Mounjaro, a substance known for its use in diabetes treatment, within a hospital in Santos, Sรฃo Paulo.
Drugged Man Stuck Under Parked Van in Prague
A drugged man was found stuck under a parked van in Prague, detailing a bizarre incident of drug-related behavior.
'Devoted and beautiful' teacher died after cocaine and drink binge on night out
A young teacher, Emily Rose Browning, tragically died after a night of heavy drinking and cocaine use during an outing with friends.
Robert F. Kennedy admits he 'used to snort cocaine off toilet seats'
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. candidly discussed his past substance abuse during a podcast interview, revealing shocking details about his drug use.
RFK Jr admits he used to 'snort cocaine off toilet seats'
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. openly discusses his past drug use, including snorting cocaine, during a podcast interview with Theo Von.
SC registers 4 cases of neurological side effects after use of weight loss pens, says SES
Four cases of neurological side effects following the use of weight loss pens have been reported in Santa Catarina, Brazil, linked to the substance tirzepatide in the injectable medication Mounjaro.
One simple daily habit keeps teenagers away from e-cigarettes
Regular family meals may significantly deter teenagers from using alcohol, drugs, and e-cigarettes according to a new study.
Surprising Twist in Marius Borg Hรธiby's Trial
Norwegian 'bonus prince' Marius Borg Hรธiby faced court proceedings concerning charges of sexual abuse, where he requested a break during the interrogation about his substance use.
Family dinners may keep teenagers off drink and drugs, says new research
A new study suggests that family dinners can significantly reduce the likelihood of teenagers engaging in substance use such as alcohol and drugs.
Addiction Among Youth: Drugs, Alcohol, Internet: What Are Bavarian Students Consuming?
A study shows that while alcohol remains extensively consumed among Bavarian youth, the overall rates of substance use, including cannabis and cigarettes, are declining, though problematic usage patterns are emerging particularly with cannabis and social media.
Pingtok: when young people expose drug use on TikTok
Young people are increasingly sharing their drug-induced experiences on TikTok, revealing a troubling trend of public exposure to substance abuse.
Hiroshima player Hazuki admits to using banned substance 'etomidate'
Hiroshima baseball player Hazuki has admitted to allegations of using the banned substance 'etomidate,' and police continue to investigate the circumstances of the case.
RFK Jr announces $100m in grants to address homelessness and substance use
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced $100 million in grants for a new pilot program focused on homelessness and substance use recovery in eight cities, following a related executive order signed by Donald Trump.
US health officials reverse course and reinstate $1.9bn to mental health and substance use
US health officials have reinstated nearly $2 billion in funding for mental health and substance use programs after announcing an immediate shutdown of those programs just a day earlier.
โPeople will dieโ: Trump administration cancels up to $1.9bn for substance use and mental health
The Trump administration has unexpectedly canceled up to $1.9 billion in funding for substance use and mental health care, prompting concerns from providers about immediate impacts on thousands of patients.
Substance use is not a matter of influence
The article discusses how personal references to substance use on social media have the same potential influence as traditional media, emphasizing the serious impact these can have on vulnerable populations, particularly youth.
Freising: Traffic Control Uncovers Intoxicated Driver
A routine traffic stop in Freising revealed that a 32-year-old driver exhibited signs of drug use, resulting in an alcohol test showing a blood alcohol level of 0.46, leading to his incapacitation from driving and a blood test for substance analysis.
The Dark Side of Artificial Intelligence: 19-Year-Old Asks ChatGPT About Pills and Alcohol. He Has Died
Nineteen-year-old Sam Nelson from California died from an overdose after consulting ChatGPT for advice on substance use, according to his grieving mother.
The Fairy Tale of Sobriety
The article discusses the decline of vineyards and the sale of champagne, alongside the temporary closure of a renowned whiskey distillery, reflecting on society's struggle with substance use.