New Study Reveals Behavioral Therapy Outperforms Traditional Nicotine Replacement
Researchers at Johns Hopkins find that addressing habits and rituals may be more effective than chemical interventions for addiction recovery.
The Neuroscience of Habit: Why Rituals Are Harder to Break Than Chemical Dependencies
Brain imaging studies reveal that behavioral patterns create stronger neural pathways than previously understood, explaining why willpower alone often fails.
90% of Addiction Is Behavioral: Groundbreaking Research Changes Treatment Approach
A comprehensive meta-analysis of 50 years of addiction research suggests the medical community may have been focusing on the wrong factors.
Long-Term Effects of Vaping: What the Latest Research Shows
As vaping devices have been on the market for over a decade, scientists are finally getting clear data on the long-term health implications.
Habit Replacement Theory: The Science Behind Breaking Bad Habits
Researchers explain why substituting a behavior is more effective than simply trying to eliminate it, with implications for addiction treatment.