The Western and Midwestern U.S. Hard Hit by Fentanyl Overdoses For much of the 2010s, fentanyl addiction and overdoses surged in regional areas like the Northeast, Appalachia, and the Southeast. At the time, many experts believed fentanyl addiction and overdose would remain a localized crisis, not a national one. Unfortunately, recent reporting has indicated that… (0 comment)

Why Has Binge Drinking in College Been Normalized? Overindulging in alcohol in college has become so socially acceptable that it is almost seen as a right of passage into adulthood. The problem with normalizing binge drinking is that it doesn’t address the genuine dangers of overdrinking. Read More » Narconon… (0 comment)

The Importance of Talking to Kids About Drugs There are now more street drugs than ever, and people are dying from drugs and alcohol at unprecedented rates, so it is more important than ever that parents educate themselves on this subject. Read More » Narconon… (0 comment)

Meth Overdose Deaths Tripled in Recent Years Newly published reports from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other organizations have shed light on recent surges in methamphetamine-related overdose deaths. According to the data, meth fatalities have tripled in recent years. And these aren’t just slight upticks either. Thousands of Americans are now dying… (0 comment)

Pharma Companies Settle to Resolve Opioid Lawsuits Several major pharma litigations are currently making their way through U.S. courts. One such case just came to a close, unfortunately releasing several pharma giants from all legal liability regarding their role in the devastating opioid epidemic. Read More » Narconon… (0 comment)