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Kratom sits in a strange middle ground. It is sold legally in most US states, marketed as a natural supplement, and used by millions of Americans for pain relief, anxiety, and opioid withdrawal. At the...


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Key Takeaways Global cocaine production hit an all-time high of 3,708 tons in 2023, a 34% increase from the previous year, driven largely by a 50% production spike in Colombia. An estimated 25 million people worldwide used cocaine in 2023, up from 17 million in 2013, making it the fastest-growing illicit drug market globally. The United States has the highest e...

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Key Takeaways Pharmacogenomic testing looks at how your genes may affect the way your body processes certain medications used in addiction and mental health treatment. It can help reduce some of the guesswork involved in detox planning, medication-assisted treatment, and psychiatric prescribing, though it does not replace clinical judgment. In personalized addiction treatment, ...

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Leaving rehab is one of the biggest transitions a person can face. The structure, support, and daily routine that made treatment feel manageable suddenly disappears. For many people, this is exactly where the real work begins. A sober coach can be the bridge between completing treatment and actually living a sober life.

But what exactly does a sober coach do? Is it the...


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Key Takeaways Wearable devices can help treatment teams spot early relapse risk by tracking changes in sleep, stress, movement, and heart rate variability. Biometric monitoring does not replace therapy or human judgment. It gives clinicians another layer of real-time information. Heart rate variability, resting heart rate, and sleep disruption can signal nervous system strain t...

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