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Intended to treat hyperactivity, Adderall has become a widely abused “study drug.” What are this medication's proper uses, side effects, and potential for abuse?

Recently, alcohol, marijuana, and opioids have dominated drug use. But as nightlife hotspots reopen, these 3 dangerous club drugs may make a significant comeback.

Valium is one of the top-selling drugs of all time, but is also addictive and must be taken cautiously. Let’s go over Valium's benefits, side effects, and other vital facts.

While there are many illegal or abused substances, most can be categorized under one of the four main groups of recreational drugs: stimulants, depressants, opioids, and hallucinogens.

ADD and ADHD diagnoses are on the rise among children and young adults. Often, this leads to a prescription for Ritalin. But what is Ritalin, exactly?

With each new year come new challenges in the battle against drug addiction. Here are recent trends in drug use and the rising street drugs to watch for in 2022.

Though pioneered for medical use, many prescription medications have developed a huge black market presence, and ketamine is unfortunately no exception.

Caffeine is the most popular legal drug, found in coffee, tea, energy drinks, and more. Some people even turn to caffeine supplements for a boost. But are caffeine pills dangerous?

For people struggling with certain mental health issues, prescriptions like Xanax can help — but it can also be addictive. Here are the uses, benefits, and side effects of Xanax.

Struggling with your path to recovery and worried you may be on the verge of using again? Here’s everything you need to know to prevent or handle a drug relapse.

Friends and family are a crucial support system for recovering drug users. These resources can help you stay present and involved as your loved one works to heal.

In the U.S., 50-70 million adults experience a sleep disorder or sleep deprivation. 38 million use prescription Ambien to achieve better sleep — but what is Ambien, exactly?