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dailymail.co.uk • Health • World

A woman's journey of two decades of alcohol abuse, subsequent sobriety, and a breast cancer diagnosis highlights the potential link between alcohol consumption and the disease.

dailymail.co.uk • Lifestyle • World

A wealthy, successful mother reveals her 25-year history of cocaine use, discussing the societal acceptance and impact on her life and relationships.

nzz.ch • Medicine • World

This article discusses the dangers of ketamine misuse, highlighting its potential to induce psychosis and the concerning trend of its recreational use among young people, contrasting this with its legitimate medical applications.

elpais.com • Health • Spain

This article explores the hidden issue of chemsex, its link to addiction and mental health problems among men who have sex with men (MSM) in Spain, and the inadequate healthcare response.

bazonline.ch • News • Switzerland

Neighbors of the Haus Elim in Basel are exasperated by the drug scene and related disturbances caused by the residents of a facility for addiction treatment.

demorgen.be • Health • Belgium

A Belgian man recounts his 15-year struggle with benzodiazepine addiction, detailing its devastating effects on his life and his arduous journey to recovery.

irishtimes.com • Theater • Ireland

Comedian and actor Willa White's new show, 'The Examination,' delves into his life experiences with addiction, prison, and recovery, highlighting his journey and showcasing his comedic talent.

thesun.co.uk • Drugs • England

A UK town grapples with a devastating Z-drug epidemic, leaving residents struggling with addiction and impacting the local community.

dailymail.co.uk • Addiction • World

A recovered female porn addict shares her experience and provides insights into recognizing potential signs of addiction in a partner.

theepochtimes.com • Medicine • World

A new study reveals a potential link between cannabis use disorder and psychosis, attributing it to elevated dopamine levels in specific brain regions.

rbc.ua • Health • Ukraine

A narcologist explains that the most harmful alcohol is that containing additives, including cognac, red wine, champagne, and even beer, which can lead to faster addiction due to frequent consumption.

theglobeandmail.com • Obituary • Canada

Trey Helten, a prominent advocate for drug users in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, passed away at 42, leaving behind a legacy of compassion and dedication to helping others battling addiction.