North Carolina's first lady, Anna Stein, is spearheading a new initiative, Unshame North Carolina, to dismantle the stigma surrounding substance abuse disorder and promote treatment for opioid ...

Just over a month after Attorney General Jeff Jackson announced North Carolina would receive more than $100 million in the ...

In the final part of our gripping series, we chart how Amber's transformation into a #MeToo icon would set the stage for one ...

SLUMPED on his knees, sobbing uncontrollable in a Marbella hotel room, shock comic Dapper Laughs realised he had made the ...

Sobriety isn’t just about what to order at the pub instead of a pint. In conversations with recovering alcoholics, including ...

The association between work culture and alcohol drinking is well known, from celebratory drinks at the end of the day to the ...

More than a third (36%) of workers agree that they feel more comfortable talking about mental health in the workplace than alcohol, according to research published yesterday (7 July).

"Guns N Moses'" actor Neal McDonough reveals his journey to sobriety, explaining how abandoning alcohol allowed him to reconnect with himself.

‘Guns N Moses' star Neal McDonough told Fox News Digital that after giving up drinking, he actually started to like himself again and really noticed his gift from God—acting.

“When the fun stops, stop” Brixton is one of the most dense betting neighborhoods in London. It’s also one of the poorest. Posters at each betting shop entrance have slogans meant to promote ...