Some dogs never stop playing. They’ll chase a tennis ball until their paws give out or guard a squeaky toy like it’s made of ...

New research suggests some dogs treat their favorite ball or stuffed animal like a person who is addicted to gambling or ...

GLP-1 drugs, originally developed for diabetes and obesity, may also curb addictive behaviors by acting on reward circuits in ...

The marketing boom has kept pace. Sports broadcasts are saturated with betting odds, flashy graphics and influencer ...

Given more freedom, the models escalated their bets until they lost everything, mimicking the behavior of human problem ...

Researchers from the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine at the National University of Singapore (NUS Medicine) report that the gene, CHRNA3, acts as a key regulator of alcohol sensitivity. Published in ...

If she’s a “dear friend,” why did she bring up the letter writer’s addiction-fueled bad behavior from decades ago?

New research from the University of Michigan has revealed a worrying rise in flavored marijuana vape usage among American ...

After 13 months of silence, former Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright released a statement admitting to drug use and ...

If you’ve ever had a slobbery ball at your feet and a dog’s hopeful eyes asking for yet another throw, then you know that some dogs really love to play. Now, scientists back that up by finding that ...

Substance use is associated with a wide range of harms to young people’s physical health, mental wellbeing, and social development. Early and frequent use ...

BeBold Recovery is seeking a zoning change and a conditional use permit to convert the memory care unit building at the Carriage Hill Retirement Center into a new addiction treatment center that it ...