million sought for drug addiction treatment programs
ALBANY >> New York's growing heroin problem is being fueled by the state's crackdown on abuse of prescription pain medication, drug abuse experts said Tuesday, calling on legislators to provide $ 15 million for treatment programs. One of experts who …
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Lawmakers push for drug abuse treatment, recovery funding
"I get phone calls just about on a daily basis from parents, from students themselves, we have a drug problem in our family, our child is suffering, he or she is addicted, and we cannot find treatment — we cannot find a bed for them," said Sen …
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Mind control: Alcohol, drug addiction stew in the brain
The National Institute on Drug Abuse explains that brains are wired to ensure people repeat activities, such as eating, by associating the activity with pleasure or reward. "Whenever … "The 12-step model is as successful as any treatment modality …
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Holder: Heroin an urgent 'public health crisis'
By MICHAEL RUBINKAM Associated Press In 1986, a newborn wrapped in a red sweater was found abandoned in the bathroom of a fast-food restaurant in Pennsylvania. …. "Addiction to heroin and other opiates, including certain prescription pain-killers, is …
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Blumenthal, DeLauro: E-hookahs attractive, dangerous, and marketed to children
βThey are pitched to kids, luring them into lifetimes of addiction and disease,β said Blumenthal at a press conference at Hill Regional Career High School on Legion Avenue. βAnd the fact of the matter is, they are not candy, not toys, not safe, and the …
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Question by brittany m: I have a few questions for a paper on Drug Abuse. Please help.?
How do people behave when they are addicted to drugs?
(please put the source – where you got the information)
What are the treatments for Drug Abuse?
(please put the source – where you got the information)
How do you prevent Drug Abuse?
(please put the source – where you got the information)
What is the origin of Drug Abuse? Who started it? Where did it come from?
I think it was the Sumerians but I’m not sure.
(please put the source – where you got the information)
Best answer:
Answer by Witty Wabbit
“What are the Harmful Consequences of Drug Use?” : http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hc-ps/pubs/adp-apd/straight_facts-faits_mefaits/harmful-torts-eng.php#harmful covers the BEHAVIOUR.
The next page “What is Canada’s Drug Strategy?” discusses about the PREVENTION too.
Treatment, eh?! http://www.drugabuse.gov/DrugPages/Treatment.html might help.
I think this article: “The evolutionary origins and significance of drug addiction” might help ya too…
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1174878/
Most importantly,”Drugs distribution and use in ancient environments” will give you a clear picture about the ancient substance abuse.
But I betcha, to trace the origin is an impossible stuff … π
Ahhhh that National Center for Biotechnology Information article has everything ya want! π Happy “papering” π
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Action Family Counseling Helps Clergy Plan Drug Abuse Prevention Programs
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Johnny Manziel denies report he sought counseling for alcohol, anger …
The ESPN report, written by Wright Thompson, claimed Manziel saw an alcohol counselor for "six or seven weeks" following an arrest prior to his Heisman-winning freshman year. The article painted Manziel as a largely good-intentioned kid whose drinking …
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Pro-choice substance abuse counselor admits that men and women suffer from …
Abortion providers like Planned Parenthood insist that abortion does not cause depression, substance abuse, or any kind of mental health trauma. On the Planned Parenthood website, it says the following: Research studies indicate that emotional …
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Indy Counselor Cites Rising Drug Abuse Among Seniors
Substance abuse currently affects about 17 percent of the senior population and by 2020, that figure is expected to double. Scott Watson of Heartland Intervention says alcohol and prescription drug abuse are the most prominent form of drug abuse in …
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Question by Rachel?: Interesting Facts on “changing someones life”?
I didnt really know how to word my question, but i found this on a myspace profile:
[5,388] youths are arrested.
[4,219] teenagers got an std.
[3,610] teens are assaulted.
[80] are raped.
[2,861] teens drop out of school.
[1,377] teenagers become mothers.
[1,106] teenage girls get an abortion.
[1,000] adolescents began drinking alcohol.
[500] adolescents began using drugs.
[420] children are arrested for drug use.
[6] commit suicide…
in one day.
lets make somes life a change
Can you tell me anymore facts like the ones above? thanks.
Best answer:
Answer by ThaTaz
I always doubt the kind of “facts” that you posted since there is no source. I’ve seen “facts” like that that has spread all over the internet, blogs, forums, groups, mail and so on. With no source it might as well be something that someone made up, in many cases it is, all with a good intent of course. Searching the facts you posted with Google I found them on 6 360 pages. I’ve looked through some of them (picking them randomly) and I can’t find anyone that posts a source. The list also changes from list to list sometimes there is more on the list, sometimes it’s children not teenagers and so on. It’s sad really, if the list is real and factual then it loses credibility because it lacks a source.
This site lists different statistics about teenagers and they list the sources too:
http://www.soundvision.com/Info/teens/stat.asp
This page has a list of articles about teens and alcohol and drug abuse:
http://alcoholism.about.com/od/teens/Teens_and_Substance_Abuse.htm
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