Posts Tagged ‘risk factors’
Beckley Psychiatrist Pens Article on Opiate Drug Abuse – Beckley Register-Herald
Beckley psychiatrist pens article on opiate drug abuse – Beckley Register-Herald
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Beckley psychiatrist pens article on opiate drug abuse
Beckley Register-Herald The article, “Opiate Drug Abuse: Discovering Problematic Patients in the Office and What to Do About It,” written by Dr. M. Khalid Hasan, discusses risk factors for abuse, signs of addiction and recommendations for proper treatment. According to the … |
DeWine Conducts Springfield Town Hall On Drug Abuse – WYSO
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DeWine Conducts Springfield Town Hall On Drug Abuse
WYSO Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine brought the buckeye state's war on drugs to Clark County Wednesday afternoon. A panel of health experts and law enforcement held a town hall meeting at Springfield High School to discuss Ohio's ongoing battle against … DeWine visits Springfield to talk about drug 'epidemic' |
Does Jesus Heal Drug Addicts? I Almost Gave Up on My Drug-Addict Mother … – Huffington Post
Does Jesus Heal Drug Addicts? I Almost Gave Up on My Drug-addict Mother … – Huffington Post
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Does Jesus Heal Drug Addicts? I Almost Gave Up on My Drug–addict Mother …
Huffington Post "What are you arguing with them about?" he asked. A man in the crowd answered, "Teacher, I brought you my son, who is possessed by a spirit that has robbed him of speech. Whenever it seizes him, it throws him to the ground. He foams at the mouth, … |
Beckley psychiatrist pens article on opiate drug abuse – Beckley Register-Herald
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Beckley psychiatrist pens article on opiate drug abuse
Beckley Register-Herald The article, “Opiate Drug Abuse: Discovering Problematic Patients in the Office and What to Do About It,” written by Dr. M. Khalid Hasan, discusses risk factors for abuse, signs of addiction and recommendations for proper treatment. According to the … |
A Reminder That Addiction Is a Chronic Disease
A reminder that addiction is a chronic disease
“Several hundred million Americans, although they might not know it, just got better coverage for addiction treatment in their insurance,” Humphreys said. “The Affordable Care Act defines substance abuse for the first time as an essential health-care …
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Beckley psychiatrist pens article on opiate drug abuse
The article, “Opiate Drug Abuse: Discovering Problematic Patients in the Office and What to Do About It,” written by Dr. M. Khalid Hasan, discusses risk factors for abuse, signs of addiction and recommendations for proper treatment. According to the …
Read more on Beckley Register-Herald
Medical Marijuana Gains Traction in the Deep South
Medical marijuana gains traction in the Deep South
ATLANTA (AP) — Medical marijuana has been a non-starter in recent years in the Deep South, where many Republican lawmakers feared it could lead to widespread drug use and social ills. That now appears to be changing, with proposals to allow a form of …
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Teen pregnancy and mental health
While the study didn't look specifically at why girls dealing with a psychiatric disorder have higher rates than unaffected girls, it's known that childhood abuse, low self-esteem and substance misuse are all risk factors for having a teenaged …
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Mother speaks out after ex-boyfriend is accused of abusing 4-month-old
The criminal complaint states Montano and Fernandez use the drug called spice. Montano admits to trying spice but says Fernandez recently started using again. “When he was on probation that's when he started smoking it, but he just recently started …
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Aim to Reduce Youth Drinking in South Dunedin
Aim to reduce youth drinking in South Dunedin
In 2011, 9.6% of 16-to-24-year-olds in Otago and Southland (4608 people) had some kind of substance-abuse disorder, according to the Southern District Health Board. Alcohol abuse was most common (3408 people). Concern about alcohol and drug abuse …
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Revealed – guidelines for stroke prevention in women
Risk factors include smoking drinking, drinking, high blood pressure, high blood glucose (diabetes), heart disease, high cholesterol obesity, low HDL and drug abuse. Signs and symptoms of stroke include numbness, weakness or paralysis on one side of …
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Months After I Stopped Abusing Painkillers I Still Feel Really Mentally Different.?
Question by T Georrson: Months after i stopped abusing painkillers i still feel really mentally different.?
I began abusing drugs about a year and a half ago. I eventually became depedent on vicodin and other opiates. In the time period i was abusing them once or multiple times a day and thats when i started feeling different. I felt kind of numb to everything and i felt uncapable of having emotions. Things looked weird when i looked around, and i was really light sensitive. In a weird way, it kind of felt like i was always high. Not like an opiate.. But everything seemed different in a hard way to explain. Thankfully i found a way out and have been mostly clean for about 4 months now but i still feel a little bit like i did. ALOT less, but still present. Its possible that its all in my head, like i just feel like things are different because im worried about it. Is this symptomatic of anything or is this common with painkiller abuse? I just really dont know whats happening and would appreciate any thoughts. Thanks.