Searching for a Substitute
If addiction really is a brain disorder based in complex adaptations to a substance, then who’s to say those adaptations won’t occur with a different drug?
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Author: C. Scott McMillin
Naltrexone versus Opioids
Not surprisingly, the vast majority of patients who drop out or otherwise leave maintenance programs return to heroin at rates of 80% or higher.
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Anonymity Dilemma
…struggles can actually serve as a disincentive to someone who knows you and is now beginning to peer uncertainly up their own long and bumpy road of life change.
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America’s Drug Epidemic History
But the repair isn’t cheap, and the outcomes require some patience. And that’s why efforts often fail. America gives up too early.
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Cancer, Cannabis, and the FDA
The issue isn’t about getting stoned. It’s about whether the product is actually benefiting the customer who purchased it.
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