Hoarding: How to Help People Who Are “Owned By Their Possessions”
Hoarding isn’t funny or quirky or merely a case of people wanting to collect things. It’s a mental disorder with personal, social, legal, and economic consequences.
Health & Medicine
How to Take Kratom for Sleep and Anxiety
Simply put, you are using Kratom to remove anxiety and get into a relaxed state so that you can fall asleep more easily. It relaxes both your body and your mind.
7 Reasons to Fall in Love with CBD
You must be aware of the right dosage for yourself. Though CBD is comparatively safer to use, there is always a risk of some health issues.
Indivior Executive Pleads Guilty to Opioid Charges
Shaun Thaxter charged with misbranding Suboxone Film.
Treatment Center Allows for Involuntary Admission of Minors
Spokane’s Excelsior will treat minors for substance use disorder and mental illness under Ricky’s Law.
Sex Therapy: What Men and Women Should Know
Success in therapy will depend on how committed you are to the process. If you put in the effort, you might achieve your sexual goals. It’s vital to know that any therapy session doesn’t involve sexual activities or physical contact between the therapist and the client.
7 Essential Things You Need to Know About Recurrent UTIs
Frequent UTIs always need medical attention and should be treated in time, as they might be life-threatening if left ignored.
COVID-19 and Anxiety: How Can CBD Oils Help?
Stay in touch with friends and family. Even when you can’t be together physically, discussing your concerns with people you trust will somehow ease the worries and loneliness.
Teen Invents Wristband to Fight the Spread of COVID-19
English teen comes up with vibrating wristband to warn users when their hands are too close to their face.
Researchers Find Heart Surgery Increases Risk for Opioid Addiction
A new Penn Medicine study published in JAMA Cardiology found “10% of heart surgery patients who were prescribed opioid medications were still taking them more than 90 days after their procedures” and researchers “found a direct association between the initial dosing of opioids or oral morphine equivalents and the likelihood of persistent use 90 to