Drug Rehab Articles Articles
- Defense Official Reports War on Drugs Shifts to Global Crime Networks
The Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense William F. Wechsler is leading the battle to win against the global criminal networks that cause more trouble than drug trafficking. Wechsler believes the U.S. is winning the fight because of new strategies. Read More…
- Czech Republic Sees Increase in Numbers Seeking Drug Detox Treatment
The Czech Republic has yet to experience the economic blessings of being out from under a repressive regime. A country with much to entice tourists when it comes to fabulous architecture, cultural history and rolling country-sides, visitors can easily feel as like they are stepping back in time. Read More…
- Childhood Emotional Maltreatment Results in Adulthood Relationship Struggles
Abused children often grow up to be tormented adults. Their lives may be, in many, if not all aspects, shadowed by their experiences in childhood. The problems may be manifested in various ways, including both emotional and social struggles, and specifically result in difficulty maintaining a healthy romantic relationship. Read More…
- Lining the Pockets With a Patients Well-Being at Stake
An opportunity to make more money for fake pharmacies is becoming a life or death situation. A USA Today report sheds light on an investigation conducted by lawmakers in Congress on the sale and markup of medications that are already in high demand due to shortages. Read More…
- Vice President Biden Says U.S. Opposed to Drug Legalization
Vice-President of the United States, Joe Biden met with President Felipe Calderon recently to discuss the problems in Latin America with the drug cartels. Biden says the Obama administration is not going to change the U.S. policy on legalizing drugs, though the topic is worth discussing. Read More…
- Your Immune System May Influence How Your Body Responds to Alcohol
The human race has been dealing with the effects of alcohol consumption for a very long time. Yet, with all that scientists do know about how alcohol impacts the human body and what impacts a person’s risk of alcohol dependency, there is still quite a lot that remains shrouded in mystery. Read More…
- AAA Says More Women Driving Drunk
According to the America Automobile Association (AAA) survey, the majority of American consumers believe men are more apt to be charged with DUI’s than women. While this may be true, more and more women in the U.S. are making the deadly decision to drive while intoxicated as seen with recent DUI charges. Read More…
- Anger Management: It’s Not What You Think… Or Is It?
Maybe you’ve seen the movie, or maybe you’ve seen the Facebook jokes about anger management. Certainly the term has found its way from the therapy office into the mainstream. But has an accurate notion of what anger management really is followed? Ask most people what anger management consists of, and they’ll tell you about punching pillows, beating up your bed, or screaming until you’re all screamed out. While these techniques may work, a closer look at anger and managing it is in order. Read More…
- Binge-Drinking in the UK High, Especially Among Young Girls
Among binge drinkers in the UK, young girls are being treated for binge drinking more often than boys. In a recent online article, it is highlighted that doctors are reportedly treating 2,400 less boys than girls in hospitals for alcohol-related incidents. Read More…
- Injection Drug Users Have Higher Rate of Drug Dependence than Non-Injectors
A new study shows that drug users who inject their drugs are in greater need of treatment for abuse of these substances than those users who do not inject. The study was conducted by researchers at RTI, an International Research institute.
