New Anti-Drug Campaign Shows Rapid Aging From Meth via Mugshots
New anti-drug campaign shows rapid aging from meth via mugshots
Skin lesions, wrinkles, droopy eyes, and yellow skin are all common in chronic meth users, as well as looking 20 or 30 years older than their chronological age. Continue reading below. “It's a very powerful campaign,” said Dr. Steven Kassels, medical …
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Colwyn Bay attack: Two men jailed for life after gang attack with a sword, axe …
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Understanding Dual Diagnosis and Co-Occurring Disorders
Understanding Dual Diagnosis and Co-Occurring Disorders — Did you know an untreated mental health problem is the number one cause of substance abuse relapse? Gateway Foundation Alcohol & Drug Treatment is a leader i…
Courier Times Community Calendar for April 7
6-7 p.m. Thu; Dual Diagnosis. 7-8 p.m. Thu. A twelve-step self-help group for people with a dual diagnosis of mental health and substance abuse and/or addiction. Reach Out Foundation, 152 Monroe Ave., Penndel. 215-970-5462.… Continue reading
Drug Rehab Center Boston | Detox in Boston | Drug Rehab Center Boston
Drug Rehab Center Boston | Detox in Boston | Drug Rehab Center Boston — http://boston.alcoholismrecoverycenter.com/detox-in-boston/ Substance Abuse Rehab Boston offers a highly customized detox process, however, there are three b…
TO YOUR HEALTH: April 9
The American Red Cross will hold several community blood drives during the month of April. All eligible and new blood donors are encouraged to give blood. Blood donors are needed every day to ensure an adequate blood supply for patients… Continue reading
Parents, Advocates Push to Have Drug Rehabilitation Be Paid for by Health … – News 12 Long Island
Parents, advocates push to have drug rehabilitation be paid for by health … – News 12 Long Island
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Parents, advocates push to have drug rehabilitation be paid for by health … News 12 Long Island BRENTWOOD – As the heroin crisis worsens on Long Island, parents and advocates are hoping Albany can pass a bill that would require inpatient drug rehabilitation be paid for by health insurance. The bill authored by state Sen. Kemp Hannon… Continue reading |