Dr. Mark Gold's Research You Can Use Binge drinking is a distinctly problematic pattern on college campuses. As per a survey by the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), an estimated two out of every five college students of all ages, which roughly translates to more than 40 percent, reported binge drinking at [...]
Dr. Mark Gold's Research You Can Use Severe heroin toxicity has emerged as a growing public health concern. A recent review published in the JAMA Neurology has brought to light the alternative to injection trends in opioid use disorders. Inhaling is becoming a more popular route of use. This method of heroin inhalation can lead [...]
Dr. Mark Gold's Research You Can Use Individuals who love highly processed foods and often eat more than they intended, face a significant probability of experiencing addictive-like symptoms including withdrawal. This is what food addiction postulates. A recent study, conducted by the University of Michigan, has developed and evaluated the psychometric characteristics of the first [...]
Dr. Mark Gold's Research You Can Use As more evidential support builds up for the key role played by the dysregulation in the opioid system in underpinning addiction, a recent study investigated the endogenous opioid tone in alcohol dependence for the first time. Comparable to results from previous research based upon the blunted dexamphetamine-induced opioid [...]
Dr. Mark Gold's Research You Can Use Recent times have witnessed an increase in patients with nonfatal opioid overdoses. Between 2005 and 2014, emergency department visits in relation to opioids have doubled per capita and opioid-associated inpatients stays escalated by almost two-thirds in the U.S. This has drawn clinical attention toward a better understanding of [...]
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