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1. Drug Rehab Programs
by Ken Marlborough
Posted on Feb 05, 2007 |
Drug rehab programs are geared toward the rehabilitation of persons who are trying to overcome their addiction. There are many types of rehab programs. Some of them are of short duration and some can be residential and others are long term such as marijuana replacement programs. Rehabilitation depends on participation for ...read more |
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2. Drug Abuse
by Jennifer Bailey
Posted on Feb 05, 2007 |
Drug abuse is the chronic or habitual use of a drug for a non-medical purpose, with the objective of altering states of body and mind for the user. The use of illegally produced drugs and the abuse of legal drugs are both included here. For example, not only illegal drugs ...read more |
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3. Drug Rehab
by Ken Marlborough
Posted on Feb 05, 2007 |
Drug abuse or substance abuse is a widespread issue. Although popular culture has created certain stereotypes for the drug abuser, all are susceptible to drug addiction. The intensity of addiction, the type of substance abused and the effects may vary based on the genetic makeup of the individual among other ...read more |
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4. Are You Addicted to Article Writing?
by Lance Winslow
Posted on Feb 05, 2007 |
Are you addicted to online article writing? I was once accused of that in a nice way. A very popular Internet copywriting editor said that I was; “Punch Drunk on Article Writing!” Not sure if that is possible, as I am not convinced that it is something I enjoy doing, ...read more |
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5. Teen Drug Abuse
by Jennifer Bailey
Posted on Feb 05, 2007 |
Drug abuse by teenagers is very common, which can lead to disastrous consequences in the future. A large proportion of deaths in people between 15 and 24 are reportedly connected in some way or the other to drug or alcohol abuse. Such abuse also leads to violent criminal acts, ...read more |
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6. Alcohol Abuse and the Elderly: The Hidden Population
by William L. Smith
Posted on Feb 05, 2007 |
As a society, we share a complicated history with alcohol. During the later part of the 19th century, politicians, women's groups, and churches banded together to convince lawmakers to outlaw alcohol. In 1919, the U.S. Congress passed the 18th Amendment, making the sale and distribution of alcohol illegal. Alcohol consumption ...read more |
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7. Teen Drug Rehab
by Ken Marlborough
Posted on Feb 05, 2007 |
It is a fact that half of US teenagers try marijuana before finishing high school. It can affect school performance and sports adversely. Long term use can lead to addiction. In 2002 over a quarter million individuals entering a drug rehabilitation program reported marijuana as their primary drug of abuse. There ...read more |
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8. Orange County Alcohol Treatment
by Josh Riverside
Posted on Feb 05, 2007 |
It is slowly being recognized that addiction to alcohol is a disease and not a choice. Alcohol addiction causes damage to health. The economic losses due to treatment of diseases are enormous. Furthermore, the social damages relate to alcohol-related abuse and driving under the influence. Lobbyists for harsher laws for DUI ...read more |
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9. My First Cigarette
by Olga Moe
Posted on Feb 05, 2007 |
I remember the first time I ever smoked. It was a day in August and it was hot. I was sixteen, and enamored with the idea of beatniks, and I wanted to identify with them. I fantasized about hanging out in coffee houses, reading and writing poetry in some ...read more |
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10. Alcoholism: An Insight From A Clear Mind With Both Eyes Focused
by Earl Erickson
Posted on Feb 05, 2007 |
When I tried getting clean and sober, I knew I had to give up the friends that I partied with for years. That didn’t sound so easy. I knew what my friends would say. Some of their comments would be, “you can just have a couple, you don’t have to ...read more |
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