School Smartphone Bans Produce Mixed Results
A three-year study of school smartphone bans finds no improvement in test scores, but a slight improvement in well-being.
National Drug Control Strategy Is Strong on Supply, Weak on Demand
The newly-released National Drug Control Policy is heavy on law enforcement and light on addiction treatment.
Building an Addiction Platform
In their efforts to thrive in a dying business, tobacco companies have designed new ways to addict children.
Pain and Addiction
The opioid addiction crisis has caused an unintended problem: chronic pain patients chronically under-prescribed.
Food Noise, Set Points, and GLP-1 Drugs
The New York Times tries to find out how GLP-1 drugs quiet food noise.
Gambler: Heal Thyself
Harry Levant gambled away $2 million of his clients’ money. Ten years later, he’s leading the fight against online gambling.