Next Step Intervention

Research suggests that utilizing naltrexone can dramatically reduce the chance of relapse.

Now in its 80th year, Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) has come a long way since the programs humble beginnings in Akron, Ohio in 1935.

Even minor concussions can lead to changes in the brain that can impact people later on in life, possibly resulting in addiction.

New research suggests that people in recovery who smoke cigarettes are at a greater risk of relapse.

Alcoholics who give up drinking will find times in their recovery where they will have to navigate social situations where alcohol is involved.

The demand for synthetic drugs in the United States continues to grow as lawmakers and police officials struggle with how to contain what has become a billion dollar industry.

Needle exchange programs reduce the risk of disease transmission.

The University of Michigan's MLive program will contact the parents of students under 21 who commit drug or alcohol related violations.