Amidst the National Assembly's consideration of amendments to the Law on Prevention and Control of Tobacco Harm, health experts have proposed strengthening measures to prevent young people from starting to smoke, while also improving regulations to control new tobacco products…
Sam Bramman's harrowing journey of addiction and recovery started at a house party aged just 19. It was there he first tried nitrous oxide, a gas substance colloquially know as "nangs", which were freely available from tobacconists and other retailers. ''I…
KJ Apa is pulling back the curtain on his experience with addiction and recovery, explaining why he has become more comfortable sharing a deeply personal part of his life. "This is who I am. This is a huge part of…
WSAW Mid-State Technical College hosting speaker to discuss mental health, addiction and resilience Angler catches record breaking small-mouth bass in Lake Michigan New indoor arena football team set to play home games in Oshkosh $12.5 million raised to build new NICU…
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF) – A Chattanooga nonprofit is expanding its efforts to help women recovering from substance use disorders build independent lives. The Launch Pad, a nonprofit organization offering a 12-step-based recovery program, provides women with support and resources as they…
"Every Vape is a Hit to Your Health" is making another comeback Cancer Institute NSW is set to relaunch its award-winning anti-vaping campaign “Every Vape is a Hit to Your Health”, with creative agency Bastion returning for a multimillion-dollar advertising…
As cannabis use during pregnancy rises, researchers examine whether exposure to two commonly used substances is associated with how children think, remember, and learn years later. Rates of cannabis use among expecting mothers are climbing in high-income nations, and in…
Posted November 4, 2026 | Reviewed by Kaja Perina Could foods children eat change their brains? Can repeated exposure to sugar and ultra-processed foods alter children’s developing reward circuits in ways resembling the effects of addictive drugs? An October 2026 study in JAMA Network…
WEEK | 25 News Now Study identifies barriers to health care for people who use drugs in central Illinois Democrats may face pressure as they prepare to take control of congress One Class at a time: Elizabeth Jellison, Oak Grove Elementary Illinois…
For the record, my column was due two days before Election Day. Instead of trying to predict the unpredictable, I pivoted and chose another topic. The burnout is real for this little political junkie. At that age I wasn’t aware…
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