The thought that our children could be using drugs is a terrifying one. We’re looking for any signs of drug use, from smelling their breath to searching through their room or book bag. While we’re on the hunt to learn about our teens and the drugs they may be using, let’s not forget one of… Read More »
Do You Suspect An Employee of Struggling with an Adderall Addiction?
Adderall addiction is more common than most employers realize. For some people, an Adderall addiction begins with a legitimate need for the drug in their childhood and grows into a problem. Other people develop an Adderall addiction in their effort to remain competitive in the workplace. Regardless, addiction can be the means of destroying a… Read More »
Mental Health and Addiction in the Workplace
Mental health and drug abuse problems affect most workplaces. How a company chooses their response to addiction says a lot about how they care for their employees. Many workers attend work instead of treatment because they fear they’ll lose their jobs. Managers may also experience the same fears about mental health and drug abuse. They… Read More »
DNA May Actually Contain Addiction Gene
Researchers have identified another gene that may influence an individual’s risk of opioid dependence. This adds further evidence that genetic factors play a crucial role in determining the likelihood that a given individual might develop an addiction.