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The Dr Suzette Glasner Podcast

Dr. Suzette Glasner

Dr. Glasner is a clinical psychologist, addiction scientist, award-winning author, and Associate Professor of Psychiatry at UCLA in the David Geffen School of Medicine. The Dr. Suzette Glasner podcast discusses the latest advances in addiction science, trends in alcohol and other substance use, misuse, and addiction across the lifespan, and how to use the science underlying addictive behaviors and the effects of substance use on the brain to shape our health behaviors and every day lives

health & fitness medicine

All Episodes

00:08:58

3 telltale signs of addiction

The Dr Suzette Glasner Podcast ·

2025/05/13

How can you tell when someone is losing control over their drinking or drug use? In this episode I provide an overview of the clearest signs to look for, whether in yourself or someone you care about.

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00:12:00

Families gripped by addiction

The Dr Suzette Glasner Podcast ·

2025/04/22

Addiction has a profound effect on the family. This has been the focus of many memoirs, media coverage of public figures with addiction, and importantly, of research into effective treatments - the long and short is, family members need guidance, scientifically grounded advice, and support to navigate the ups and downs of loving someone with this illness. In this episode, I share 3 key facts and recommendations to individuals who love or care about someone with addiction.

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00:13:08

Medical cannabis: Myths versus facts

The Dr Suzette Glasner Podcast ·

2025/04/14

Many people use cannabis medicinally, especially now that it's so widely available. Using cannabis for this purpose can be very helpful, yet many people are unaware of which conditions it has been well studied for, and which conditions it might be less helpful for or could even worsen with heavy use. In this week's episode I provide a brief overview of the current science and regulatory approvals for medicinal cannabis.

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00:14:02

Cannabis is addictive

The Dr Suzette Glasner Podcast ·

2025/03/24

According to recent research, there are serious health risks related to cannabis use, including premature death. As increasing evidence points to health complications of cannabis use, there is one theme threaded throughout - these adverse effects are observed among people who use frequently and heavily and develop a cannabis use disorder. Today I discuss how and why we understand cannabis to be an addictive drug, and what you can do about it if you or someone you care about is addicted to

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00:10:05

GLP-1 Agonists like Ozempic hold promise for addiction

The Dr Suzette Glasner Podcast ·

2025/03/05

With new research emerging on the potential for GLP-1 agonists to treat addiction, this episode answers some of the questions that the recent headlines bring up for those who are trying to overcome their addictions or looking for answers for their loved ones. How do GLP-1s work? What does the research on GLP-1s for addiction tell us? Can you get a prescription for Ozempic or another GLP-1 agonist for addiction today?

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00:14:03

Drinking Causes Cancer

The Dr Suzette Glasner Podcast ·

2025/02/21

Alcohol is the third most preventable cause of cancer, behind tobacco and being overweight. The Surgeon General has recently recommended steps to raise awareness of the alcohol-cancer connection, including the use of warning labels on alcohol-containing beverages. In this episode, you'll learn about the science behind the alcohol-cancer connection, the types of cancer that are linked with drinking, and what you need to know to inform your decisions about your own drinking habits.

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00:12:04

Don't Let People Pressure You to Drink

The Dr Suzette Glasner Podcast ·

2024/12/29

Have you ever felt like you had to make excuses for NOT drinking when you were in a social situation? If so, you're not alone. Studies show that people who are drinking socially often feel uncomfortable around people who make the choice to abstain. In this episode I explain the psychology behind this, and how a person who is working towards a goal of cutting back or quitting drinking can stay resilient and focused on their goals, even when others seem put off by it. To learn more about this topic,

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00:15:53

Why airlines carry Narcan

The Dr Suzette Glasner Podcast ·

2024/11/27

The lifesaving drug overdose antidote Narcan is now being carried on airlines. In this episode, I discuss the reasons for this, the way opioids affect the brain when a person overdoses, and how Narcan acts in the brain to reverse these lethal effects. I also cover some common reasons people are hesitant to carry or use Narcan, as well as some science based information about groups of people for whom having Narcan on hand might be especially important. Whether you know or love someone with addiction,

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00:11:29

The 30 Day No Alcohol Challenge: Why Try?

The Dr Suzette Glasner Podcast ·

2024/11/11

As we're in between Sober October and Dry January, many people are contemplating their health habits and relationship with alcohol. The concept of taking on a 30 day no alcohol challenge has grown in popularity, especially as evidence challenging the health benefits of drinking has recently accumulated. But quitting any habit, even temporarily, isn't easy for most. In this episode I discuss the health benefits of going alcohol-free for 30 days, offer tips to get you through the month, and review

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00:23:10

Tackling America's mental health and addiction crisis

The Dr Suzette Glasner Podcast ·

2024/09/24

What is it really like to live with mental illness, addiction, or both at the same time? In his new book, "Profiles of Mental Health Courage," Patrick J. Kennedy delves deeply into the reality of 12 courageous individuals' lives who came forward to share their profoundly personal experiences, some of whom are public figures whose stories are now told for the first time. Join me to learn more about how Patrick J. Kennedy, former congressman and co-founder of The Kennedy Forum, is

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00:13:15

Teen Overdose

The Dr Suzette Glasner Podcast ·

2024/08/19

The rise in teen overdose fatalities is a concerning trend that is largely driven by counterfeit pills laid with highly potent and lethal doses of opioids such as fentanyl. These pills are accessible to young people via social media for as little as $15, and too often lead to a tragic outcome the very first time a teen takes one. In this episode, I explain how teens are accessing these pills on social media, who is at risk, and what parents can do to protect them.

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00:16:02

Help your teen avoid drugs

The Dr Suzette Glasner Podcast ·

2024/08/12

Given the spread of potent and potentially deadly opioids such as fentanyl, the dangers of youth experimentation with drugs are more serious than ever before. Young people and parents alike are often unaware of the risks of substance use. In this episode, I review some of the risk factors for drug use among young people, as well as the "buffers," including things that parents can pay attention to and do to reduce the likelihood that their teen will start using substances at an early age. I

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00:14:43

Minimize the health risks of drinking

The Dr Suzette Glasner Podcast ·

2024/07/19

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00:15:47

The Addiction No One Talks About

The Dr Suzette Glasner Podcast ·

2024/07/12

Understandably, discussions about problematic alcohol use have taken a backseat as the opioid overdose crisis made headlines several years ago and continues to impact our country in profound ways. That said, many people don't realize just how common alcohol use disorders are, and considering the fact that there are 7 times more people affected by alcohol use disorders than opioid use disorders, drinking is the "unofficial" public health crisis that needs both attention and innovative

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00:48:58

Dismantling addiction's silent killer

The Dr Suzette Glasner Podcast ·

2024/07/01

Can the experience of stigma be tied to adverse outcomes - including mortality - for people who are fighting a chronic illness? Gary Mendell, Founder and CEO of Shatterproof, shares his personal story about the loss of his son, Brian, who suffered from mental health difficulties and addiction. The genesis of Shatterproof was the outcome of Gary's quest to make sense of the unfathomable. Join me in this heartfelt and informative discussion with Gary about how he came to understand stigma as the

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