Rainbow Fentanyl is Making Its Way into the U.S.
A new form of fentanyl is making its way onto the streets and law enforcement is worried it’ll be appealing to children.
Health & Medicine
New Policy for Treating Trans Youth Sparks Debate Among Pediatricians
Some AAP members are asking the agency for rigorous systematic review over gender-affirming care guidelines.
Illinois Kroger Store is Shut Down after Asbestos is Found
Illinois Kroger store remains closed until asbestos can be properly removed.
Mindfulness Practices Can Relieve Pain, New Study Shows
Study finds one more reason to practice mindfulness.
High-Potency Marijuana Leads to Addiction According to New Study
Marijuana products are not the same as they were decades ago.
More Students Than Ever Before are Struggling with Their Mental Health
The mental health of young adults seems to be declining more year over year.
Black Opioid Users Face Challenges When Seeking Treatment
African Americans experience unique drug treatment struggles.
Meth is Still Far Too Common in Rural Communities
Residents outside of urban areas have been hit hard by addiction.
The DOJ is Cracking Down on Meth Dealers as Overdoses Rise
Nationwide, the government is cracking down on the growing meth crisis.
Food Insecurity Negatively Impacts Mental Health, Physical Well-being
Not having enough food to eat can lead to a lifetime of mental health issues.