In the nearly two-hour-long episode, Lembke warned that with technology comes a new wave of addiction. While natural rewards ...

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How many times a day do you check your email? If you’re like most people, that number might be 14, according to a study from website developers TaskHusky. More than three-quarters of people check ...

Social media addiction is a pervasive issue that impacts people of all ages and is not talked about enough, according to Darius Roberts. Roberts, who grew up in Vancouver and lived here most of his ...

Tech addiction is real! According to Reviews.org, Americans check their phones every five-and-a-half minutes, or 262 times a day. But it should be easy to put our phones away and live in the moment, ...

Today I thought I’d put in my two cents about a question that has been studied and pondered extensively in the psychology field, by researchers and clinicians alike. I join my esteemed PT blogger ...

Novo Nordisk A/S NONOF manufactured diabetes and weight loss drug Ozempic, known scientifically as semaglutide, may have the potential to help break addictions, The Guardian reports. Users of the drug ...

It's often said that old habits die hard. But what if they don't ever die? Many of us are stuck in our ways, refusing to embrace new and healthier patterns of behaviour. And it's not because we don't ...

A drive to break the "taboo" around talking about addiction is being backed by one of Lincolnshire's biggest employers. WithYou, a drug and alcohol charity, has joined forces with British Steel to ...

His job has been about hope, says Richard Fowler, who stepped down on July 19 as executive director of the Tri-County Commission on Alcohol Abuse. “This is a business about having people recover from ...

Today I thought I’d put in my two cents about a question that has been studied and pondered extensively in the psychology field, by researchers and clinicians alike. I join my esteemed PT blogger ...