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Baby Boomer Addicts It was recently reported that drug abuse is surging among baby boomers. In fact, for adults aged 50 to 54, the percentage of consumers of illicit substances more than doubled from 3.4% in 2002 to 7.2% last year. For those... Learn More
One Addict’s Story The Webster Dictionary’s definition for addiction says “Compulsive need for and use of a habit forming substance characterized by tolerance and by well-defined physiological symptoms upon withdrawal.” All I think of when I hear the word addiction is – I... Learn More
Deadly Drug Combos: Heroin and Alcohol Drugs of abuse may give the user a feeling of pleasure, but it is important to remember that they are toxic substances. The vast majority of drug overdose cases involve the use of more than one drug. In 2003 the... Learn More
Deadly Drug Combos: Xanax and Alcohol The Synergistic Effect The term synergistic effect, or additive effect, refers to an increased intensity caused by the combination of two substances when introduced into the person’s system. For example, two medications taken together might have a more potent effect... Learn More
What is an overdose? What is an overdose? An overdose happens when too much of a drug or poison is taken. An overdose is also known as OD’ing or OD. Taking too much of a drug or poison leads to a toxic effect on... Learn More
Michael Jackson’s Doctor A Murderer? Michael Jackson’s personal doctor was found guilty on Monday of involuntary manslaughter in the pop star’s drug-related death in 2009 – raising thoughts on doctor’s over prescibing narcotics and what role they play in it. What this is coming to... Learn More
Pain Clinics Causing Overdoses And Deaths Pain Clinics, The New Fronts? Doctors, The New Dealers? Pain Killers, The New Crack? Overdose, The New Murder? Welcome to the world where drugs are no longer exclusive to crack houses, the only pain killer on the street isn’t heroin... Learn More

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