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White spots, pits, and misshapen baby teeth can be more than just an eyesore. They could indicate areas of decalcification which require some attention from the dentist and some extra care at home. Here is why decalcification occurs in baby teeth.

Did you know that men and women start using drugs and alcohol for different reasons, and once they do, substance abuse also impacts them in unique ways?

As many as half of people suffering from PTSD also face a substance use disorder. The combination is harder to treat than either disorder alone, but you have options.

Originally developed to help suicidal women with complex psychological challenges, Dialectical Behavior Therapy offers a unique approach that can also help recovering addicts. Could DBT be right for you?

Alcohol is everywhere and most people drink it at least occasionally — so what do you do when you're an alcoholic in remission and people ask why you don't want a drink?

Chalky teeth may seem like a harmless eyesore, but they may actually require more attention. They can be indicative of an underlying genetic condition in severe cases, or the need for aesthetic treatment in minor cases. Read on to find out more.

Complete atrioventricular canal defect is a type of congenital heart disease. What are its causes and symptoms, and how is this disease diagnosed and treated?

Tooth decay is extremely common in children and once it reaches the pulp, it requires pulp therapy to try and relieve the symptoms. Here is everything you need to know about pulp therapy in children.

Eating disorders share more similarities with addiction than you may think at first glance. What do you need to know about the link between the two?

Even though restrictive cardiomyopathy is the rarest form of cardiomyopathy, it is essential to recognize the signs and symptoms early. That way your doctor can tailor the treatment that is best suited for you.