Synthetic cannabinoids or marijuana are substances that are sold over the counter or internet as herbal incense products. The effects of this substance are similar to that of psychoactive chemicals found in natural marijuana.

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The standard immunoassay testing is a fast, inexpensive, and the most preferred form of opioid drug testing available. This test screens individual's urine for traces of morphine, codeine, and heroin. However, it does not detect other opioids such as hydrocodone, oxycodone, methadone, fentanyl, buprenorphine, and tramadol.

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Synthetic marijuana is illegal to possess.

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Side effects of synthetic marijuana may include nausea, anxiety, paranoia, brain swelling, seizures, aggression, hallucinations, heart palpitations, and chest pain.

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Synthetic cannabinoids are highly dangerous and unpredictable substances that affect the brain substantially more than marijuana and process a high risk of causing life-threatening complications.

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Around one-third of those who struggle with alcohol use disorder also suffer from a mental illness.

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Children generally mimic the actions and habits of their parents, and thus drinking in front of your child can cause your child to form an unhealthy relationship with alcohol as they grow older.

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Drinking alcohol while on antidepressants can increase the side effects of certain antidepressants or make the medication ineffective.

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The symptoms of alcohol-induced depression can be reversed after 3 to 4 weeks of alcohol abstinence.

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Alcohol-induced depressive disorder refers to a depressive-like syndrome that occurs shortly after alcohol withdrawal or intoxication.

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