New year renews the ban-smartphone debate By Paul Katula • Sep 3, 2018 Addictive apps on smartphones have changed the way many school hallways and classrooms look: like the rest of the world.
Smartphone addiction linked to chemical imbalance By Press Release • Dec 7, 2017 Being "addicted" to a smartphone or the internet can be linked to a chemical imbalance in the brain, new research suggests.
Ohio school hears a sad message about opioids By Paul Katula • Oct 6, 2017 Drug overdose deaths are surging in the US, and that's a problem on many levels. It hits high schools hard, both for families and friends of those addicted.
Opioid addiction is a winnable war: Sessions By Paul Katula • Aug 3, 2017 New prosecutors have been sent out by the Trump administration to 12 districts around the country in order to win the war against opioid addiction.
Students share thoughts on opiate addiction By Paul Katula • Mar 15, 2017 What do high school students think about the nationwide heroin problem, which often starts for them with prescription painkillers?
Teen athletes at risk of opioid addiction By Paul Katula • Feb 25, 2017 It's not a good problem, for doctors or politicians, that high school athletes become addicted to painkillers and sometimes take a turn for the worse.
Mice remember well where they get high By Paul Katula • Jan 11, 2017 Even if key areas of the brain are dysfunctional, mice can learn to associate smell and look of a location with the availability of cocaine.
More grandmoms raising kids. Why? Opioids. By Paul Katula • Sep 4, 2016 Addiction to prescription painkillers and other opioids, including heroin, causes situations where children are raised by grandparents.
Study links school sports & gambling By Press Release • May 12, 2015 High school students involved in competitive sports are more likely to develop an addiction to gambling, a study out of Israel suggests.