Opiate Addiction Recovery: Infants Suffering From Opiate Addiction Withdrawal on the Rise
Infants Suffering From Opiate Addiction Withdrawal On The Rise
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Opiate withdrawal among infants increased three-fold between 2000 and 2009 due to prescription painkiller abuse among mothers-to-be, according to a first-of-its-kind study in the United States. The research, published in the Journal of the American …
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The Dilemma of the Pregnant Addict
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The addicted mother trying to protect her unborn child from the impact of her withdrawal has no clear option, as Ms. Calhoun made clear: The recommended treatment for opiate addiction during pregnancy is a controlled dosage of methadone, …
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Health Buzz: More Babies Born to Opiate-Addicted Moms
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By Angela Haupt The number of babies born addicted to opiates, the class of drugs that includes heroin, methadone, and some prescription painkillers, has nearly tripled in the past decade. In fact, a baby is born every hour with signs of opiate drug …
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The Substance Abusing Employee
Joe X works in a small financial consulting firm that was founded by Mom and Pop. Over the past five years, he has gradually worked his way up to become second-in-command; in fact, he has developed so close a relationship with Mom and Pop that even the employees forget he’s not their son. As Mom and Pop have gotten closer to retiring, they have begun to take a backseat in the day-to-day operations of their business and have left it up to Joe to keep the business going.
All heck breaks loose when a trusted secretary calls Mom and tells her that Joe has been sexually harassing her for the past six months. An outside investigation, conducted by yours truly, quickly discovers that these allegations are just the tip of the iceberg. As it turns out, Joe has a serious drug problem and has:
Debate Rages Over Severity of Child-Porn Sentences
Debate rages over severity of child-porn sentences
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On the other hand, some prosecutors and members of Congress, as well as advocates for sexual-abuse victims, oppose any push for more leniency. At a public hearing in February, the Sentencing Commission received a victim's statement lamenting that child …
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Parents share stories of substance abuse at CACY town hall meeting
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The Community Action for Capable Youth panel talks about drug use in Richland County at a Wednesday morning town hall meeting. / DAVE POLCYN/NEWS JOURNAL MANSFIELD — She was the last to speak, but perhaps her message had the biggest impact.
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Rice: Is the problem mental illness, drugs or both?
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Types of Cocaine: “Kokane” “Cocaine” Rap Song?
Question by Just Me!: “Kokane” “Cocaine” rap song?
I’m trying to find a song from the mid 1990′s. It’s a rap song and the only part of it I can remember is that it says Cocaine and the “aine” part is drug out so it’s more like Cocaaaaine. In doing an internet search I see that there is a rap artist named Kokane so I’m wondering if it was him in the song. The type of artist I listened to at the time were Easy E, Snoop, Magic Mike, etc. but I have no idea where this song came from and it’s driving me insane….
But what’s the song?
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Answer by jonathan m
Rick James Biatch
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Bobbi Kristina Lands Controversial Reality Show Deal
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Hoops Star Tells Story of Drug Abuse
Hoops star tells story of drug abuse
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Former NBA player Chris Herren speaks to students in Toms River about his years of drug use and path to recovery. STAFF VIDEO BY THOMAS P. COSTELLO Former Celtics player Chris Herren bring his story of rehabilitation from drugs to students gathered at …
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Mental Health and Addictions Treatment Community Leads the Way to Real Reform
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Tom Daschle, NIMH Director Thomas Insel among Speakers at National Council Conference — Broadcast Live Online The behavioral health safety net meeting in Chicago April 15-17 is at the National Council's 42nd Mental Health and Addictions Conference.
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Letter: Drug-addicted criminals need rehab, not prison
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Heroin Addiction – Help and Healing Are Possible
Far from being a glamorous addiction, heroin is a volatile and dangerous drug which causes countless problems in the lives of many. With the increase in the numbers reported by drug treatment centers, heroin addiction is becoming an epidemic and happens to anyone, regardless of age, gender, faith or socioeconomic status. The addiction has the propensity to ruin lives and is one of the most difficult forms of substance abuse to beat.
Heroin is a drug responsible for one out of every ten suicides, either by someone having an addiction or because of the drug being used indirectly. With the many statistics available it can be surprising that the drug is still one of the most common of all new addictions and people continue abusing and using at record rates. People use drugs for a variety of different reasons, but the first time someone uses heroin, an addiction takes hold and more of the drug must be used to avoid withdrawal symptoms from happening.

















































