The Benefits of Supportive Housing For Recovering Addicts

The Benefits of Supportive Housing For Recovering Addicts

Secure, Safe Environments are Essential for Sobriety Many of the homeless individuals that wander our streets are victims of the opioid and heroin epidemic that is prevalent across the nation. The lifestyle and environment that these individuals live in do not foster...
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03/14 2019
The Most Preventable Cause of Death in the U.S.

The Most Preventable Cause of Death in the U.S.

What is the #1 Leading Cause of Avoidable Death? Many individuals are unaware of the leading cause of preventable death across the nation. While there are several, the number one leading cause of death across the U.S. is tobacco which is responsible...
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03/13 2019
Population Most At-Risk for Substance Abuse

Population Most At-Risk for Substance Abuse

Those with Mental Illness are Most Susceptible to Addiction Many of us will not have an issue with substance abuse or mental illness throughout our lives but some of us are at a higher risk for substance abuse based on the state...
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03/13 2019
The Relationship Between Alcohol and Poor Sleep

The Relationship Between Alcohol and Poor Sleep

How Alcohol Negatively Affects Your Sleeping Patterns Many people come home from a long day at work and enjoy a couple of drinks but did you know that alcohol before bed can actually affect your ability to have a good nights rest?...
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03/12 2019
The Impact of Addiction in Rural Areas

The Impact of Addiction in Rural Areas

Rural America Faces a More Intense Addiction Problem Rural communities across the U.S. are facing a much more intense drug problem than urban areas. Although the drug epidemic is a nation-wide problem, there are more people affected in rural areas of the...
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03/11 2019
The Connection Between Addiction and Gambling

The Connection Between Addiction and Gambling

How One Affects the Other Many individuals are able to go to the casino and enjoy their time there in moderation without feeling the urge to continue to spend their money. Others, however, do not have the capacity to call it quits...
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03/11 2019
Addiction in the Workplace

Addiction in the Workplace

Employees Test Positive For Drugs Recent studies that have been conducted on a nation-wide scale reveal that an increasing number of employees are testing positive for drugs. Certain employers have their employees take drug tests at random in order to ensure that...
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03/08 2019
Veterans, Mental Illness, and Addiction

Veterans, Mental Illness, and Addiction

Veterans are More Likely to Struggle With Mental Illness and Addiction Veterans face a series of struggles once they have completed their military duty and are back home. Many of these veterans have seen and been a part of traumatic scenes during...
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03/07 2019
Babies Who Are Born With an Opioid Addiction

Babies Who Are Born With an Opioid Addiction

Treatment is Required in Order to Ease Pain As a direct result of the opioid epidemic that is sweeping the nation, an increasing number of infants are already born with opioids in their system. When these babies are introduced to the world,...
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03/07 2019
Alcohol is The #1 Health Issue Facing America

Alcohol is The #1 Health Issue Facing America

The Most Accessible Substance Alcohol abuse across the United States is a growing problem, as the substance is legal and easily accessible; a bad combination for those with substance abuse issues. The misuse of alcohol can quickly turn into dependence and addiction...
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03/06 2019