Addictive Drugs Hijack Brain’s Fundamental Pathways – Sydney Morning Herald
Drug Addiction: Addictive drugs hijack brain’s fundamental pathways – Sydney Morning Herald
 The Hindu |
Addictive drugs hijack brain's fundamental pathways
Sydney Morning Herald Professor Denton said the findings, published yesterday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, proved a connection between drug addiction and instinct. Until now, the connection existed only in theory. … A classic instinct — salt appetite — is linked to drug addiction |
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Drug Addiction: Illegal use of drugs not just border problem – Yuma Sun
 Sandusky Register |
Illegal use of drugs not just border problem
Yuma Sun He said the federal government would do that by providing grants to border communities to head off drug use and to help drug users deal with their addiction. “You can't arrest your way out of this drug problem,” he said. He's right, of course. … White House Drug-Control Strategy Focuses on College Students |
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Drug Addiction: Charlie and Brooke’s Deal — No Drug Testing – TMZ.com
 Daily Mail |
Charlie and Brooke's Deal — No Drug Testing
TMZ.com Why would any judge accept a non drug testing clause in the divorce settlement between two people who are active drug addicts is beyond me. It's just a matter of time before Brook is back on drugs, if she not already and Charlie has already smoked … Is Charlie Sheen's ex Brooke Mueller back on crack 10 days after last rehab stint? Weekdays 4p et Brooke Mueller may be struggling once more with drugs |
Drug Addiction: Your Money: Consumers may pay for debit card fee cap
After months of high-stakes lobbying, advertising campaigns and trash talk, bankers and retailers have finally found something they can agree on. They all dislike the Federal Reserve Board’s decision to cap the fees retailers pay every time you swipe your debit card.
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Drug Addiction: Federal policy aims to expand US fish farming
The federal government is moving to open up large swaths of coastal waters to fish farming for the first time in an effort to decrease Americans’ dependence on imports and satisfy their growing appetite for seafood.
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