While heroin addicts will need support to overcome addiction, they can get past it. You should learn to recognize heroin addiction signs and find professional help as soon as possible.

Check out our resources for more information on heroin and how to get help. March 29, 2010— -- If you or someone you know is struggling with heroin addiction or substance abuse, you can get ...

The opioid epidemic has highlighted the importance of peer recovery coaches, but their jobs are now at risk due to proposed ...

MARION – Josh Parrish and several of his friends, all heroin addicts in recovery, would like to end the suffering experienced by people addicted to heroin and those who care about them. With ...

Last year, the police chief of Gloucester, Massachusetts, made an unusual offer on his department’s Facebook page. Heroin addicts who come voluntarily to the police station will not get arrested; they ...

With heroin use pervasive across the state, the demand for recovery programs is rising. But addicts face a lack of treatment services and limitations placed by insurance companies, according to ...

As heroin makes a comeback across the nation, addicts and their loved ones who are searching for help are contending with a shortage of services and constraints placed on care by insurance ...

A medication offered to heroin abusers at the Albany County jail was shown to help prevent addicts from returning to illegal drug use, according to a study published Wednesday in the New England ...

Police chief in Gloucester, Massachusetts, which saw four heroin overdoses in 24 hours, took to Facebook on Sunday with an impassioned plea to addicts.

Need help? 855-652-3737 (TTY: 877-294-4356) or www.njconnectforrecovery.org help contact info The small shot of nasal spray brought John Brogan back to life. Deadly heroin injected minutes earlier ...

Author Jared Klickstein was once one of the thousands of homeless drug addicts living on the streets in Los Angeles. Sick, a criminal and likely heading for overdose and death, Klickstein realized ...

This article first appeared on the Verdict site. If we tinker with the rules to benefit members of one group in the criminal justice system—say, for instance, white opioid addicts—can we count ...