Alcohol Drug Addiction Treatment: Patients on HIV Therapy Have an Increased Risk of Stress and Fragility …
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Patients on HIV therapy have an increased risk of stress and fragility …
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The investigators suggest that this higher incidence “may be associated with the consequences of intravenous drug use or increased alcohol use including increased fall or trauma risk.” Because of the association of co-infection with the increased risk …
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Drug use in Bethlehem High School
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Study Shows Increased Family Time Lowers Risk of Teens Abusing Drugs and Alcohol
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Drug Addiction Statistics: Study Shows Increased Family Time Lowers Risk of Teens Abusing Drugs and Alcohol
This is important because spending increased time with parents significantly decreases the likelihood of both current and future alcohol and other drug use. Our goal as parents is to help our child make it to age 21 without abusing alcohol, …
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Increased Heroin Abuse Amongst Adolescents and Teenagers Is a Growing Concern
For the last few years, law enforcement officials and drug addiction treatment professionals have recognized an alarming trend. Although heroin addiction and heroin use has declined overall, there has been an unprecedented hike in the level of heroin use and heroin addiction amongst adolescents and teenagers.
A recent study has been carried out in order to trace a few particular trends that are possibly responsible for the increased heroin use amongst… Continue reading
Survey Indicates Overall Drug Use in America Increased Over Last Year
Canadian, OK (PRWEB) October 11, 2005
The total number of people needing treatment for substance abuse or dependence in the United States for 2004 was estimated at 23.5 million, which is 9.8 percent of the population and is up over the 22.2 million from 2003.
The estimate of the number receiving specialty treatment in 2004 (2.3 million) was significantly higher than the estimate in 2003 (1.9 million), but this still left 21.2 million… Continue reading