Abused Drugs Articles

• DEA Says Synthetic Stimulants Are Imminent Hazard to Public

  According to a recent article in Medical News Today, Michele M. Leonhart, an administrator with the DEA, says there isn't any tolerance for people who are in the business of manufacturing, distributing and selling synthetic stimulants such as bath salts anywhere in the U.S. more...

• Long-Term Relationships May Reduce Desire for Amphetamines, Says Study

  For people addicted to amphetamines, a drug-free approach to moving toward recovery could include positive, long-term relationships, says a recent news article. Researchers hope a recent study will reveal more about how family or childhood relationships could help with lessening the interest and rewards associated with drugs like amphetamines. more...

• Male Weightlifters Put Life at Risk for Enhancement

  For years, males have turned to synthetic hormones in an attempt to bulk up or improve athletic performance. It has also been known for years that engaging in this activity is a health risk and one that can put the individual's life at risk. Despite the known risks, however, individuals continue to use outside substances to try and boost their natural abilities. more...

• Impulsive Female Rats Work Harder to Get More Cocaine

  A new study has found that female rats are much more motivated to work for cocaine than male rats. more...