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Alcohol misuse and abuse are widespread issues affecting millions of Americans of all ages and backgrounds. Our team of journalists, researchers, doctors, and medical professionals has created a fact-based resource center on alcohol addiction and treatment. Learn more about causes, symptoms, and treatment options.

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Addiction Group is an informational web guide created for people struggling with substance use disorders (SUD), alcohol use disorders (AUD), and co-occurring mental health disorders. Our team of journalists, researchers, doctors, and medical professionals helps people find the right treatment for their individual needs and unique situations.

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AMERICAN COMMUNITIES

Addiction affects all types of communities in the United States. Anyone can develop a substance use disorder (SUD), but there are specific people that are more susceptible than others. All cases require individualized care and treatment.

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Teen Drug Abuse

About two-thirds of high schoolers have tried alcohol or drugs. Many experiment with prescription drugs (Adderall, Percocet, Xanax, etc.). Teen substance abuse increases the chance of substance use disorders (SUD) and mental health disorders.

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Drug Abuse in College

Many young adults turn to drugs, alcohol, and prescription stimulants to party and/or study. Unfortunately, they rarely seek help for substance abuse. Students, faculty, and parents all need to work together.

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Addiction in Elderly People

Many adults 65 years of age and older (baby boomers) misuse prescription and illicit drugs. Alcohol is the most widely abused substance. Other drugs, such as opioids, prescription medications, and marijuana, are also commonly abused by older adults.

LGBTQ+ and Addiction

People in the LGBTQ+ community use drugs more often than those who identify as heterosexual. Commonly abused substances include alcohol, inhalants (poppers), tobacco, cocaine, and stimulants.

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Pregnant Women and the Dangers of Alcohol

Drinking alcohol during pregnancy is extremely dangerous and commonly results in serious birth defects and health issues. Death can also occur.

Veterans and Substance Abuse

Thousands of men and women who have served in the U.S. military struggle with a substance use disorder (SUD). Veterans who also have a co-occurring disorder, such as PTSD, are more likely to abuse substances.

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