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Opinion: Are Celebrities More Prone to Addiction? Whitney Houston, Cory Monteith, Amy Winehouse, Jimi Hendrix, River Pheonix, Chris Farley, Janis Joplin, Judy Garland, Billie Holiday; that doesn’t even make a dent in the list of celebrities we tragically lost all too soon to drug and alcohol addiction.... Learn More
Dangerous New Drug: Nucynta   Apparently in the eyes of the makers of Nucynta there aren’t enough drugs on the market to take care of, well, pretty much anything, including pain. Nucynta is one of  the newest opioid analgesics to hit the market. This means that,... Learn More
How to Avoid Weight Gain in Recovery First of all, it is more important to get healthy and start feeling happy than to worry about how to avoid weight gain in recovery. People who have just given up an important source of pleasure may not be ready... Learn More
History of Drugs: Addiction Treatment   Believe it or not addiction treatment is not a new idea. Addiction treatment actually started in 19th century America. With it came more understanding and also some really wacky ideas about how to solve the problem of drug addiction... Learn More
In the News: Rehab for Internet Addicts? Starting September 9th, the nation’s first hospital–based Internet addition program is set to open at the Bradford Regional Medical Center in Bradford, Pennsylvania. Internet addiction isn't officially recognized as a disorder yet, but it's a "condition for further study" according... Learn More
History of Drugs: Heroin In 1898 a German chemical company launched a medicine they called heroin. A hundred years later and we now we have a feared and dangerous street drug. In 1863, Friedrich Bayer (1825-76) started up a factory to use new chemical... Learn More
Recovery Month 2013 It warms my heart to know that there is something called “National Recovery Month.” For far too long, addiction and other behavioral health disorders have been stigmatized as something shameful, which has kept people from knowing about and getting the... Learn More

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