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The Dangers of Disposable E-Cigarettes and Why They are So Popular Among Youth

When federal restrictions were enacted in early 2020 to limit the flavors that closed-pod e-cigarette devices, such as JUUL, could sell, the use of disposable

What is Synthetic Nicotine?

Vaping is extremely common today and youth vaping has reached epidemic levels. As quickly as public health officials have begun encouraging steps to reduce teen

Are Magic Mushrooms the Next Medical Marijuana?

Over the last 20 years, the majority of states have passed sweeping legislation to legalize medicinal marijuana. While marijuana remains illegal on a federal level,

4 Strategies Big Tobacco Uses to Target Children and Teens at the Point-of-Sale

Between glamorizing smoking in pop culture, getting celebrity endorsements, and using cartoon characters in advertising and packaging, it’s clear that Big Tobacco markets its products

6 Ways Your Mental Health Will Improve When You Stop Smoking

Smoking cigarettes is widely known to be extremely harmful to your physical health, but it can impact your mental health, too. Cigarette smoking can make

Back to School Check-Up

Many parents are already setting children into sleep routines and checking off school supply checklists. One important activity to add to this end of summer rush

A Man’s Best Friend: Our Dogs Leading Us to Mindfulness

Dogs are some of the best companions for many reasons but their ability to create mindfulness and improve mental health may be at the top

What to Do if You Don’t Have The Support of Your Family in Recovery

When I first got sober, my relationships with my immediate family members were pretty rocky. I didn’t know how to communicate with them, I felt

How Fentanyl Test Strips Can Prevent Accidental Overdose

Last year, the United States passed a grim milestone of more than 100,000 drug overdose deaths annually. The vast majority of these drug overdose deaths

Reframe: A New Way to Quit or Cut Back on Your Drinking

The standard treatment for alcoholism has changed a lot over the last century. When Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) was founded in 1935, it was celebrated as