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May 22, 2017

How many US high schoolers binge drink?

Teen drinking has dropped in recent decades, but still about one-third of U.S. high schoolers say they drink alcohol, and one in six say they binge drink , according to a new report.

May 22, 2017

Gin recall: What does drinking 77 percent alcohol do to you?

If you're a gin drinker in Canada, imbibe cautiously.

May 22, 2017

10-year-old hospitalized after eating pot-laced candy found in dad's car, police say

An upstate New York boy was sent to the hospital after eating marijuana-laced candy that was left in his father's car on Sunday, police said.

May 22, 2017

Hepatitis C cases soar in US as officials point to heroin use

U.S. health officials said new cases of hepatitis C rose nearly 300 percent from 2010 to 2015, despite the availability of cures for the liver disease, fueled by a spike in the use of heroin and other injection drugs, according to a report released on Thursday.

May 22, 2017

11-year-old revived with Narcan after heroin overdose, police say

A Pennsylvania girl was revived with the antidote Narcan after she overdosed on heroin in her home last week, police said.

May 22, 2017

New 'gray death' drug can kill with a single dose, authorities warn

A lethal new drug dubbed 鈥済ray death鈥� by authorities that is dangerous to even touch with gloves is being eyed in overdose cases across Georgia, Alabama and Ohio.

May 22, 2017

Overcoming opioids: When pills are a hospital's last resort

A car crash shattered Stuart Anders' thigh, leaving pieces of bone sticking through his skin.

May 22, 2017

Marijuana-related ER visits spike among Colorado teens

The number of marijuana-related ER visits made by teens and young adults more than quadrupled at one Colorado hospital after the state legalized the drug, a new report finds.

May 22, 2017

Think you're really different when you're drunk? Maybe not

Think you're a happy drunk, a real life of the party?

April 26, 2017

Cherokee Nation sues: CVS, Walmart flooded us with opioids

Native American communities experience some of the highest substance-abuse rates in the US: Babies are born addicted to prescription drugs due to exposure in utero, while Native American high school students take OxyContin at much higher rates than other teens, per NPR.