There’s no such thing as an ‘addictive personality’ By Ian Lecklitner/Mel Magazine / Published September 1, 2021
A veteran doctor shares 4 lessons to strengthen US public health By Leana Wen / Published July 27, 2021
Chemists think they’ve found a way to make opioids less addicting By Aaron W. Harrison/The Conversation / Published July 17, 2021
Shaming the public into smarter COVID-19 decisions won’t work. This will. By Maia Szalavitz/Undark / Published December 10, 2020
COVID-19 is setting back recovery from opioid addiction By Cyders, Ladd & Fry/The Conversation / Published May 23, 2020
Purdue Pharma agrees to pay billions of dollars for the opioid epidemic—and it’s not done yet By Nicole Wetsman / Published September 11, 2019
Opioid addiction treatment reveals how unfair the healthcare system really is By Kat Eschner / Published May 9, 2019
For many teens, the battle with opioid addiction starts with wisdom teeth By Neel V. Patel / Published December 5, 2018
Addictive behavior could trace back to an ancient retrovirus in our DNA By Kat Eschner / Published September 25, 2018
A new painkiller promises relief without addiction, but there’s still lots to do By Neel V. Patel / Published August 31, 2018
Teens’ screen addiction might be contagious, and parents are patient zero By Eleanor Cummins / Published August 24, 2018
The World Health Organization now recognizes video game addiction By Rachel Feltman / Published June 18, 2018
The FDA approved a drug that treats opioid addiction that isn’t addictive itself By Claire Maldarelli / Published May 18, 2018
Fixing harmful smartphone habits is a lot harder than getting users hooked By Stan Horaczek / Published May 11, 2018
This tiny bit of the brain could offer clues about addiction By Nicole Wetsman / Published December 8, 2017