Reward Theory vs. Relief Theory
The reward theory of addiction puts the emphasis on the substance rather than the stress.
Breaking the Bond Between Cravings and Consumption
A researcher from New Zealand reveals the importance of the lateral septum in breaking the bond between cravings and consumption.
Confidential Drug Treatment, Free of Charge
Egypt’s addiction treatment programs are so good, the country is globalizing its solutions.
Stress and Human Development
An examination of how the displacement of stress primes the body for substance abuse.
85% Reduction in Substance Use Disorders With GLP-1 Drugs
A new study finds stunning declines in substance use disorders when people with obesity or type 2 diabetes use GLP-1 drugs.
Traumatic Stress in Childhood Accelerates Addiction
Research shows that traumatic stress in childhood acts as an accelerant, turning substance use into addiction.






