Author name: Danesh Alam MD, DFAPA, DFASAM

Dr. Alam is an internationally renowned psychiatrist with academic affiliations with Northwestern University and University of Illinois, Chicago where he completed his residency training. He has been a principal investigator for over forty studies and has been involved in research leading to the approval of most psychiatric medications currently on the market. He is the founder of the Neuroscience Research Institute which continues to conduct research on cutting edge medication and interventional psychiatry. Dr. Alam is a Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association and the American Society of Addiction Medicine. He has won several awards and has been featured extensively on radio and television.

ulcers and alcohol treatment

Ulcers and Alcohol: How Are They Related?

Understanding how alcohol impacts our health is crucial for everyone. By recognizing the effects of alcohol, people can make better choices about their drinking habits. While moderate alcohol intake may have some health benefits, such as potentially reducing the risk of heart disease, excessive or frequent drinking can lead to various negative consequences, such as ulcers.

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Traumatic Brain Injury and Substance Abuse: What’s the Link?

You’ve been feeling forgetful lately. Maybe you’re having trouble concentrating or controlling your emotions too. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Every year, millions of Americans suffer traumatic brain injuries that can cause these issues. The good news? There are treatment options available, even if you’re battling addiction. This March is National Traumatic Brain Injury Awareness Month.

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Childhood Trauma and Addiction: What’s the Connection?

You had a rough childhood. The memories still haunt you years later. Trauma has a way of sticking around. Ever think about how those rough early days might be playing a role in the struggles you’re dealing with now? Research shows that childhood trauma can mess with us both physically and mentally, and it’s even connected to a higher risk of addiction later on.

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