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drug addiction

Bobby Brown speaks out about Whitney Houston’s Death

by Rachel on May 4, 2012

Three months after Whitney Houston’s death, individuals who are unfamiliar with the disease of addiction, are still blaming Bobby Brown for her drug addiction. Brown appeared on the Today Show in an attempt to clear his name. During the interview, he reported that Houston had been using drugs long before he did. He also stated [...]

Digital Drugs

by Rachel on April 9, 2012

Rohit Talwar, CEO and founder of Fast Future Research, recently wrote an article about the digital drugs and the future of narcotics. He explores what the drug era will look like in twenty years with all the technology and science advancements. Research studies are being conducted currently, exploring how to influence human characteristics through genetic [...]

Mental Health Medications on the Rise

by Rachel on March 5, 2012

Are addicts using mental health medications in place of drugs when they are not needed? In active addiction, addicts will often look for drugs and alcohol to self-medicate unwanted feelings. Which came first the mood disorder or the addiction? This is a question that continues to be asked by professionals and addicts alike. In Stahl’s [...]

The Scary Truth About Drug Addiction

October 5, 2011 drug addiction

Not only does alcohol abuse and drug addiction affect the person struggling with the disease but it can potentially have grave consequences on those who they come into contact with. Untimely deaths are caused every day as a result of addiction.

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Don’t Stereotype Addiction

June 9, 2011 addiction

It is not uncommon to hear of successful doctors losing their license to practice as a consequence of addiction, a mother losing custody of her children or a college student having to drop out of college because of their addiction.

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Top Signs that Addiction Treatment is Needed

May 16, 2011 Addiction Treatment

There are often questions about whether or not an addiction to drugs and alcohol exists. However there are some tell tale signs that someone is struggling with addiction. These signs range from withdrawal symptoms to being unable to stop abuse after experiencing negative consequences.

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More are Beginning to Recognize Addiction as a Disease

May 11, 2011 addiction

Even though it is well documented in medical books many are still not willing to view addiction to drugs and alcohol as a disease. Just like cancer or diabetes, addiction is a disease that without medical attention will not disappear. Addiction treatment will address both the physiological and psychological aspect of addiction.

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Recovering Addict Rob Lowe Publicly Discusses Addiction and Drug Rehab

May 9, 2011 addiction

Rob Lowe recently did a television interview in which he talked about his journey as a man who is free of chemical dependency. Lowe gives great praises to the addiction treatment center that he went to. He feels that individuals need to follow direction from others when it comes to getting sober from drug addiction and alcohol abuse.

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Children Are Often the Victims of Drug Addiction and Alcohol Abuse

May 5, 2011 addiction

Children often get the short end of the stick when it comes to drug addiction and alcohol abuse. Parents who suffer from addiction are likely not going to be able to care for their children the way they should. Often children are taken from their homes and put in the care of the state. This could be avoided if parents who fight with addiction would get the help they needed.

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Will Kelly Pavlik Avoid Getting Knocked Out by Alcoholism

May 4, 2011 addiction

Kelly Pavlik is preparing to get back in the ring after a hiatus to treat his alcoholism. Pavlik was intervened on by his family after they saw alcohol addiction taking over his life. Pavlik is very early in his recovery and if he is going to maintain his sobriety he is going to have to respect his disease more then he respects the toughest punch he may have to face in the boxing ring.

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