Addiction

Connecticut's alcohol-related death rate rose 166.67% over 10 years. A confluence of societal norms, policies and infrastructure seems to explain why.

U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) is sponsoring the GRIT Act, which would devote federal funds to study and support gambling addiction treatment.

Connecticut residents now have access to the Shatterproof Treatment Atlas, an online directory that connects people with treatment for addiction.

The city-based APT health foundation planned to move its headquarters to a building that was home to the Achievement First Elm City College Preparatory on Dixwell Avenue.

It will provide recovery services for people struggling with substance use disorders and other illnesses.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed a package of bills into law dealing with the opioid addiction crisis, saying the issue is a personal one for her…

Connecticut officials announced that the state will receive about $8 million as part of a multi-state settlement with the drug company that makes…

More than half of accidental overdoses in Connecticut happen to former inmates.That’s according to Dr. Kathleen Maurer, director of Health and Addiction…

On Wednesday Governor Andrew Cuomo announced more than $10 million in state funding for six new recovery and outreach centers in New York, and Long Island…