As the use of medical marijuana is on the rise, it’s important to keep in mind Service Members are prohibited from using any form of marijuana, cannabidiol (CBD), or hemp products, including for...

Managing medications while traveling requires careful planning to ensure you stay healthy while on the go. Here are some practical tips to help you manage your medications effectively while you...

Seeking treatment for substance abuse is a key step toward recovery and can improve a person’s quality of life. The benefits of entering a treatment program go beyond overcoming addiction. They can...

Everyone experiences issues with attention and completing tasks sometimes, which can be due to a variety of factors such as lack of sleep or exercise, too much caffeine, stress, or behavioral health...

Community-based approaches to prevent drug relapse are essential for supporting individuals in recovery and promoting long-term success. These approaches use community resources and social support to...

Do you know the truth about risky drug use? Learn about Too Much to Lose and get facts on prescription drug misuse and illicit and prohibited drug use.

No matter the scenario, stay away from risky drug use to protect your health, relationships and career.

Learn about the different non-drug pain management options that could help manage your pain as a Service member.

Learn why it’s not worth the risk to keep extra medication around. Instead, find out how to protect yourself by getting rid of it.

As a Service member, it’s important to be informed about the DOD and your Service branch’s policies on substances including prescription, illicit and prohibited drugs.

You might hear the terms tolerance, dependence and addiction in reference to prescription drug use. It’s important to know that these three terms do not all mean the same thing

Supporting a person with addiction is not an easy task, but there are things you can do to help.