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What Is the Difference Between Naloxone and Naltrexone?
Naloxone and naltrexone are both FDA-approved opioid antagonists. They bind to opioid receptors in the brain to block the effects.
Why Is Alcohol Addictive?
Glamorized in movies, consumed with dinners and sporting events and parties, and considered socially acceptable in most circles, alcohol is.
Why Does My Stomach Hurt After Drinking Alcohol?
Have you ever experienced stomach pain after knocking back a few drinks? You’re certainly not alone. Drinking can take a.
How Does Alcohol Make You Drunk?
Whether you drink frequently or only get drunk on occasion, you might be wondering why alcohol works the way it.
The Truth About Liquid Courage: Finding Confidence Without Alcohol
Have you ever felt like you can’t be yourself without alcohol? Or that you’re only able to beat social anxiety.
Alcohol and High Blood Pressure: Are You At Risk?
Alcohol is a beverage enjoyed worldwide, and it’s been a part of human culture since time immemorial. Beer, wine, and.
Addiction Doesn’t Discriminate: Author Sam Perez on Erasing Stigma
In her candid new book, author Sam Perez sheds light on the subject of addiction, particularly opioids, and the continuing.
Can You Take Spironolactone To Treat Alcohol Use Disorder?
There are currently three FDA-approved medications for treating alcohol use disorder (AUD), along with several off-label options. But medications aren’t.
Codependency In Alcohol Use Disorder: What It Means, and How To Recognize It
We often hear the term codependency, especially in the context of addiction. You may have observed firsthand how a spouse.
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