
Can Alcohol Cause Panic Attacks and Hanganxiety?
883 words|4.4 min read|Many people drink to relax. After a stressful day, alcohol may seem like a quick way to calm nerves or take the edge off social [...]

Shifts in Drug and Alcohol Use by Generation: What the Data Is Revealing
1013 words|5.1 min read|Substance use in the United States does not affect every generation the same way. While some age groups are showing declines in certain substances, others [...]

Emerging Drug and Alcohol Policy Developments: What You Should Know
864 words|4.3 min read|Across the United States, lawmakers are reexamining how drug and alcohol policies can better address addiction, mental health and rising public health concerns. Proposals such [...]

When Recovery Spaces Start to Feel Like Dating Spaces
685 words|3.4 min read|Recovery spaces are meant to be places of safety, support and healing. For many people, they are the first environments where honesty replaces hiding and [...]

Fentanyl and Synthetic Opioids Still Dominate the Risk Landscape
659 words|3.3 min read|In recent years, public health reports have shown slight declines in overall overdose deaths. While this is an important and hopeful shift, it has also [...]

When Using Together Feels Like a Pact You’re Afraid to Break
757 words|3.8 min read|For many people, substance use does not happen alone. It happens inside relationships. Romantic partners, close friends, roommates or family members can become part of [...]

Kratom Addiction: Withdrawal, Legality, and the Growing Need for Detox
962 words|4.8 min read|Once marketed as a “natural alternative” for pain or stress, kratom has quietly become one of the fastest-growing substance use concerns in the United States. [...]

Tranxene vs. Xanax: What’s the Difference and What Are the Risks?
751 words|3.8 min read|Benzodiazepines are a class of medications commonly prescribed to treat anxiety, insomnia and seizures. While many people are familiar with Xanax, fewer know about Tranxene—a [...]

Tara Gallucci’s Recovery Story
935 words|4.7 min read|For National Recovery Month this September, Pyramid Healthcare is honored to share the stories of staff members who have walked their own recovery journeys and [...]

The Rapid Rise of Whippet Use—and Why It’s So Dangerous
723 words|3.6 min read|The misuse of whippets—small canisters of nitrous oxide—is growing at an alarming rate, especially among teens, young adults and party scenes. Though they might seem [...]

A Frightening New Threat: Flysky in Pittsburgh and How Pyramid Healthcare Can Help
441 words|2.2 min read|There’s a dangerous new player emerging in the opioid epidemic: a street drug called “Flysky.” Recently identified in Pittsburgh and surrounding regions, Flysky is heroin [...]

Medetomidine: The Dangerous Veterinary Drug Now Appearing in Maryland’s Drug Supply
529 words|2.6 min read|Maryland communities are facing a growing threat from a potent veterinary drug infiltrating the illicit drug supply: Medetomidine (meh-duh-toh-muh-deen). Similar to Xylazine, Medetomidine is a [...]

Is “Feel Free” Really Safe? What to Know About This Kratom and Kava Drink
665 words|3.3 min read|A new drink called Feel Free is making waves in gas stations, smoke shops and convenience stores across the country. Marketed as a “plant-based tonic,” [...]

Percodan vs. Percocet: What’s the Difference and Why Abuse Is Dangerous
684 words|3.4 min read|When it comes to prescription painkillers, many people are familiar with Percocet—but fewer know about Percodan, an older but still potent opioid medication. Both drugs [...]

Why Substance Use Increases in the Summer—And How Pyramid Healthcare Can Help
543 words|2.7 min read|As the weather warms and the days grow longer, summer is often associated with fun, freedom and relaxation. From backyard barbecues to beach vacations and [...]

Wound Care in Addiction Treatment: Why It Matters at Pyramid Healthcare Philadelphia
699 words|3.5 min read|When someone enters treatment for substance use disorder, their needs often go far beyond therapy or medication. Many individuals also struggle with neglected or infected [...]
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