Abstract
Here is a brief smattering of advice for how to deal with (1) a teen's questions relating to alcohol, (2) the dietary supplements on the market claiming to aid opioid withdrawal, and (3) the scams by patient brokers designed to lure your child to treatment in a faraway state.
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