Here we offer a brief history of post modern American addictions, starting with alcoholic drinking. What's your opinion ...

Here we offer a brief history of post modern American addictions, starting with alcoholic drinking. What's your opinion ...
Dr. Jana Burson reviews the market surrounding OxyContin, including manufacturer Purdue Pharma’s false marketing scand ...
People gamble to have fun. But problem gamblers gamble to escape reality. Learn what happens in the cycle of gambling an ...
We have heard that addiction is a "family disease". But what is a codependent? And what does it mean to be co-dependen ...
Everyone wants good self-respect. But how can addicts get their respect back after years of drinking or using drugs? Lif ...
Internet addiction informs and permeates the digital fine art of Willie Schaefer. View his artwork based on social netwo ...
Some medical fields require random drug testing, while others only test if they suspect a problem. However, drug tests ...
Now that you know that your child is an addict, what do you do? Basic 1-2-3 guide for getting help for a child addict an ...
Oxycotton is a common misspelling of the brand name drug “OxyContin.” Do addicts abuse Oxy's? And how can this opi ...
Learn how one woman started early recovery from gambling addiction and what her sponsor taught her. Lean how to take a r ...
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