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Nurses Speak About Risk For Opioid Addiction

One nurse in recovery says that easy access to medications heightens the risk of addiction among people in her occupation.

Former Commissioner Blames FDA For Opioid Crisis: "No One Stopped It"

“There are no studies on the safety or efficacy of opioids for long-term use,” said former FDA commissioner David Kessler in a recent “60 Minutes” interview.

Supreme Court Limits "Policing for Profit" in All 50 States

Though SCOTUS’ decision is groundbreaking, it will not bring civil asset forfeiture to an end. 

Small Town Tackles Opioid Crisis With Treatment, Compassion

Despite its small size, Little Falls has taken control of their drug epidemic in by allocating $1.4 million in grants in the past five years.

Jussie Smollett Reportedly Told Police He Has An Untreated Drug Problem

The “Empire” actor has been heavily scrutinized after the Chicago Police Department alleged he may have orchestrated a hate crime against himself.

Jessie J Cries In Emotional Video About Depression, Vulnerability

The singer said that she hopes her emotional outpouring helps others find motivation to acknowledge their feelings. 

Pregnant and Scared to Get Treatment: When Conception Meets Addiction

If one needs proof that addiction is a disease and not a moral failing, look into the eyes of a woman who knows her behavior is harming her baby but still can’t stop.