Heroin Use on the Rise Among Women, Wealthier People, CDC Finds
Prescription painkiller addiction often precedes use of street drugContinue Reading
Prescription painkiller addiction often precedes use of street drugContinue Reading
But nearly all given the drug-addiction medication stayed on it once freed, study findsContinue Reading
Scientists say they have the answer, possibly paving way for treatmentsContinue Reading
Efforts to curb illicit drug use should target this population, researchers sayContinue Reading
Number of people needing treatment also rose in recent yearsContinue Reading
Lethal poisonings from prescription painkillers down slightly, U.S. report saysContinue Reading
MRI-based study finds illicit drug causes more damage in adolescentsContinue Reading
But some people have switched to heroinContinue Reading
Study also found women who took the drug had higher odds of the disease than menContinue Reading
Subtle blood flow changes may not show on standard heart test, raising risk of disease or death, researchers findContinue Reading
Heroin addiction linked to initial use of prescription painkillers, experts say
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Drug can spike blood pressure, making existing blood vessel conditions worse, study authors sayContinue Reading
Problem often starts after prescription painkiller use, researchers sayContinue Reading
Within 24 hours of use, risk increases almost sevenfold, researchers report
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