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Drug and Alcohol Addiction
Treatment and Rehabilitation News for
Substance Abuse in the News
-- Recovery Is a Rocky Road -- Steven Tyler Serves Turkey at Abuse Center -- Database Could Unveil Drug Hot Spots -- Court to Hear Medical Marijuana Case -- Bush Promises Colombia More Aid -- Pennsylvania Revises Drug Sentencing Law...
Taste Gene Can Effect Drinking Behaviors
Genetic variation in taste influences the sensations from alcoholic beverages, and could be one of the genetic factors that interact with environmental factors to determine risk of excess alcohol consumption. Read More: Sweet Tooth, Novely Seeking Can Predict Alcoholism...
Genetics Play Role in Alcohol Violence, Withdrawals
Genetic factors may not only play a role in a person's committal of violence while intoxicated, but may also play a role in vulnerability to alcohol withdrawal-associated delirium tremens. Read More: Is Alcoholism Inherited?...
Prenatal Alcohol Exposure Affects IQ
Research indicates that maternal age and first-trimester drinking by mothers with a history of drinking problems can have substantial effects on IQ in their children. The older the mother, the higher the risks. Read More: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome | Alcohol...
Alcohol Abuse in the News
-- Underage Drinking Spikes as Holidays Begin -- College Student Drinks Herself to Death -- Binge-Drinkers Get Belly Warning -- Girls Overtake Boys in Teenage Drinking -- Dad's Drinking Crackdown Backfires -- Drunken Driver Crashes Into Woman's Kitchen Support: Friends...
Poor Results Shown for California's Proposition 36
A UCLA study reports higher arrest rates among drug offenders diverted to treatment during the first six months of California's Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act, commonly known as Proposition 36. Read More: Does Treatment Work? | Treatment FAQ...
GVG Tested for Treatment of Meth, Cocaine Abuse
A second, small-scale clinical trial of a proposed addiction treatment has produced favorable results using gamma vinyl GABA, or GVG, in the treatment of long-term addiction to methamphetamine and/or cocaine, with no visual side effects in any of the 30...
Acomplia: Diet Pill Fights Addiction, Too
A new anti-obesity pill that has been shown to not only help lose weight and quit smoking could also be effective in helping people stop drug and alcohol addiction, scientists claim. Read More: Seeking a Cure...
Adult Child Screening Quiz
Did you grow up with a problem drinker? Those who grow up in homes where there is alcohol abuse or alcoholism are sometimes affected in ways they do not even realize. This quiz can help you determine if you have...
Survey Shows Youth Pot Use Decreases
The 2003 National Survey on Drug Use and Health indicated a five percent decline in the number of American youth between the ages of 12 and 17 who have ever used marijuana. Read More: About Marijuana | Marijuana - FAQs...
Thanksgiving: A Dangerous Season
The Thanksgiving weekend kicks off the most dangerous time of the year on U.S. Highways and Thanksgiving weekend is the most dangerous of all. Read More: The Facts About Drunk Driving...
Do You Have a Alcohol or Drug Problem?
Alcohol and drug use can progress into abuse and even addition so insidiously that sometimes people do not realize that their drinking or drugging has become a real problem for them and those around them. The following self-assessment tests can...
Alcohol Effects Last Long Into Sobriety
A new study has found that, even with prolonged sobriety, alcoholics show deficits in visuoperception and frontal executive functioning of the brain. These deficits can impair everyday living. Read More: Cognitive Impairment and Recovery...
'The Cool Spot' Targets Message to Middle Schoolers
The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism has released a new version of The Cool Spot, the institute's website for middle school (11- to 13-year-old) children. Read More: Signals of Teen Substance Abuse Risk...
Cocaine Abuse Affects Decision Making
New research shows that chronic cocaine abuse is directly related to dysfunction in areas of the brain involved in higher thought and decision-making. The resulting cognitive deficits may help explain why abusers persist in using the drug or return to...
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