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I Was A 'Functional' Alcoholic. Here's What Happened Behind Closed Doors.

United States · United States

I Was A 'Functional' Alcoholic. Here's What Happened Behind Closed Doors.

"I was excelling at work, widely respected by my peers, I had won several prestigious awards and I looked gym-fit. Why would anyone think I had a problem? People are often bemused when I say I was a “functioning” alcoholic. They may think, how do you function, exactly, when you’re dependent on alcohol? For me, it was about being able to drink almost continuously while, at the outset, being able to live a perfectly “normal” life.I didn’t drink un…Read Article

A New Treatment for Alcoholism in Monkeys Could Help Humans Next

Diabetes · Iowa

A New Treatment for Alcoholism in Monkeys Could Help Humans Next

An old drug for diabetes and obesity might have a new life preventing cravings for booze.Nearly 15 million people in the U.S. alone have an alcohol use disorder, and about 95,000 people die every year from alcohol-related deaths, according to the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. Most treatment options come in some form of counseling, although scientists have been trying to improve the efficacy of medications that could help ma…Read Article

How Iceland Got Teens to Say No to Drugs

Iceland · Iceland

How Iceland Got Teens to Say No to Drugs

It’s a little before 3 p.m. on a sunny Friday afternoon and Laugardalur Park, near central Reykjavik, looks practically deserted. There’s an occasional adult with a stroller, but the park’s surrounded by apartment blocks and houses, and school’s out—so where are all the kids?Walking with me are Gudberg Jónsson, a local psychologist, and Harvey Milkman, an American psychology professor who teaches for part of the year at Reykjavik University. Twe…Read Article

What Is an Addictive Personality? It’s a Myth.

Blog Article posted by on The National Rehab Directory.United States · United States Read Article

California Banks on a Bold Treatment: Pay Drug Users to Stop Using

When Billy Lemon was trying to kick his methamphetamine addiction, he went to a drug treatment program at the San Francisco AIDS Foundation three times a week and peed in a cup. If it tested negative for meth, he got paid about $7.As the pandemic has raged, so has the country’s drug epidemic. Health officials have been struggling with methamphetamine and cocaine abuse, in particular, because of a lack of effective treatment for those stimulants.…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

Overdose epidemic plagues California: Fentanyl is driving uptick in deaths

As concern over the omicron variant mounts in California — with the state’s second case confirmed Thursday in Los Angeles County — another public health crisis is lurking in plain sight: the drug epidemic.A jaw-dropping report released Wednesday by the UCLA Luskin Institute on Inequality and Democracy found that nearly 1,500 people, the vast majority believed to be homeless, died on the streets of Los Angeles during the pandemic — 40% because of…Fentanyl · Los Angeles Read Article

Experimental brain surgery may help some people overcome drug addiction

When her son bounced up the steep stone steps and through the door of the house he shared with his mother and father, Gina Buckhalter was wary. It was no secret that Gerod was a heavy drug user, addicted to opioids for more than half his 33 years.Gina was used to surprises, but this day brought a big one. “He said, ‘They actually approached me about having brain surgery for addiction,’ ” she recalls. “And I literally wanted to pass out on the fl…Pennsylvania · Pennsylvania Read Article

Study lists 13 risk factors for alcoholism

A new study details 13 risk factors for developing a problem with alcohol — from being impulsive to lacking coping skills.Researchers hope the study can be used to better identify and help people at risk.People currently are diagnosed with alcohol use disorder if drinking leads to negative consequences, said study lead author Cassie Boness, formerly at the University of Missouri and now a research assistant professor at the University of New Mex…Albuquerque · Albuquerque Read Article

100,000 Americans Died From Drug Overdoses

The vast majority of these deaths, about 70 percent, were among men between the ages of 25 and 54. And while the opioid crisis has been characterized as one primarily impacting white Americans, a growing number of Black Americans have been affected as well.There were regional variations in the death counts, with the largest year-over-year increases — exceeding 50 percent — in California, Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi, West Virginia and Kentu…New Jersey · New Jersey Read Article

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