Drug Rehab Center in Alaska | Call 800-303-2938 for INFO
Drug Rehab Center in Alaska | Call 800-839-1682 For INFO
Drug Rehab Center in Alaska – Call 800-839-1682 For INFO Drug addiction is one major issue that needs help from professionals. In Alaska, we have one of the …
Ford spotlight raising addiction awareness, but fuels stigma too, experts… Continue reading
The Addiction Puzzle, Part 5: Bringing Scientific Rigor to Addiction Research
The Addiction Puzzle, Part 5: Bringing Scientific Rigor to Addiction Research
Saitz was drawn to addiction research in the late 1980s, during his medical residency at Boston City Hospital (now Boston Medical Center), where many patients were drug or alcohol dependent. While he and his colleagues treated patients' acute …… Continue reading
What’s So Bad About Casual Drug Use? – TIME
What’s So Bad About Casual Drug Use? – TIME
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What's So Bad About Casual Drug Use? TIME According to the latest National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 14.5% of Americans ages 12 and older have tried cocaine at least once, but just 1.8% report using the drug recreationally… Continue reading |
DA: Prescription Drug Monitoring Might Help Curb Devastating Effects of Abuse
DA: Prescription drug monitoring might help curb devastating effects of abuse
NORRISTOWN – A proposed statewide database to monitor the use and abuse of prescription drugs might help authorities curb the devastating effects “this modern plague” has on communities, according to one local law enforcer. “There are many strategies … Read… Continue reading
Local Healer Claims to Find Cure for Drug Addiction, HIV
Local healer claims to find cure for drug addiction, HIV
… after his elder brother, who was a drug addict, was diagnosed with HIV. Tuan Muhammad said he tried various combination of herbs on his brother and claimed his sibling did not only manage to kick his drug habit,… Continue reading
Lou Reed: In His Own Words
Lou Reed: In his own words
At first listen, the song appears to be a simple story about cherishing time spent with a love one but it took on a darker tone when critics interpreted it as Reed singing about his battle with drug addiction. Ending with the refrain You're… Continue reading