Here's how drugs really affect your brain. The simple PSA, put out by the Partnership for a Drug-Free America in 1987, accompanied these words with an image of an egg — first intact, then ...

In 1987, the Partnership for a Drug-Free America went on the air across America to spread a simple image — an egg cracked open into a pan of hot, sizzling oil. “This is your brain on drugs ...

In 1987, the Partnership for a Drug-Free America aired a public service announcement that went on to become a classic of modern pop culture. It likened an egg to “your brain” and a hot pan to ...

We now know that chronic substance use—of both alcohol and drugs—actually changes the chemistry and structure of the brain. That sounds serious, and it is, but there are some positives and ...

Research shows that compared with alcohol, marijuana causes less brain damage. In a study completed at the University of California, San Diego, the results of which were published in the current issue ...

Your heart pounds, thoughts obsess over one person, and rational thinking flies out the window. Love doesn't just feel like a ...

Understanding how drugs disrupt the brain’s natural functions is the first step toward making healthier choices. By staying informed and choosing to stay drug-free, you give your brain the chance to ...

Psilocybin, also known as magic mushrooms, bolsters brain connections between self and memory, thus opening the mind to ...

A University of Saskatchewan researcher says potent pot gummies are affecting the brains of cannabis users in ways we're just ...

This is your brain on drugs — and it’s not good. A new study billed as the “largest of its kind” used brain imaging technology to examine the effects of recent and lifetime cannabis use on ...

This Is Literally Your Brain on Drugs. A small new study shows reactions in the brain in people who were given psilocybin in a controlled setting. Listen to this article · 5:49 min Learn more.