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Yahyasheikho786's Blog (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
Kabul, Nov. 22 : Australian troops stationed in Afghanistan are getting addicted to cocaine, heroin and other hard drugs which are “as cheap as chips” in that country. According to News.com.au, hundreds of soldiers, sailors and airmen have tested positive to a string of illegal drugs since troops were sent to Afghanistan and Iraq. “Soldiers (are) going [...]
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Health & Fitness (Free subscription) | yesterday
There are many good reasons to quit smoking these days, both health benefits, and the fact that more and more states are banning smoking from not only restaurants and bars, but also from many public places. For whatever reasons you have to quit, there are an abundance of methods to help you quit. The real problem with quitting your habit, is that it is one of the worst addictions, and in most cases,...
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nufc1892 blog on Absolute Radio (Free subscription) | yesterday
A Las Vegas gambler who lost $112 million (£67 million) in a year, is suing the owner of Caesars Palace, claiming casino staff "milked" him by plying him with alcohol and prescription drugs. Terry Watanabe, 52, says he lived and gambled "non-stop" at Caesars Palace for six months in 2007, spending a fortune on roulette and slot machines. After an epic losing streak, he ran...
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Medical News Today (Free subscription) | yesterday
The integration of alcohol screening, treatment and referral into primary care and other medical settings is not routinely done. Nor are there any studies evaluating the effectiveness of integrating care for alcohol use disorders (AUDs) into routine treatment for tuberculosis (TB), despite the high co-occurrence and mortality associated with these two diseases.
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The Insider (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
"The Insider" has obtained a warrant unsealed by a Nevada judge on Friday against the Las Vegas pharmacy that was searched last July as part of the investigation into Michael Jackson 's death and where officials believe Dr. Conrad Murray may have obtained the drug Propofol. According to the papers, investigators who searched Murray's home and office found a receipt from Applied Pharmacy...
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Entertainment Tonight (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
ET has obtained a warrant unsealed by a Nevada judge on Friday against the Las Vegas pharmacy that was searched last July as part of the investigation into Michael Jackson 's death and where officials believe Dr. Conrad Murray may have obtained the drug Propofol. According to the papers, investigators who searched Murray's home and office found a receipt from Applied Pharmacy Services for a transaction...
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View From The Porch (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Were it not for "shuffle mode" on the iPod in the car, I might have completely forgotten several really great albums. Three that I've recently rediscovered: Kick by INXS, Bloodletting by Concrete Blonde, and Nothing's Shocking by Jane's Addiction.
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Al Fin (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Over-reliance on one source of income is a curse to any nation, and to Russia in particular. Countries with vast energy resources -- such as Russia -- tend to be corrupt, with power and wealth concentrated at the center. As long as the criminals at the top of the regime are comfortable and wealthy, they do not care that the bulk of the country and its people are impoverished and dying. "Economic...
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Spanish Teaching (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
guardian.co.uk Cage top-notch in 'Bad Lieutenant'Washington PostThere's a deranged grandeur to Nicolas Cage's performance in "Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans," in which he plays a police officer who plunges into drug addiction after a heroic on-the-job accident. Cage throws himself into a …Review: 'Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans'Los Angeles TimesSqualor is delicious,...
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Washington Post (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
There's a deranged grandeur to Nicolas Cage's performance in " Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans ," in which he plays a police officer who plunges into drug addiction after a heroic on-the-job accident. Cage throws himself into a role of a man not so much battling as fervidly dancing with his...
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HipHopRX.com (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
In an interview with ABC’s ‘In the Spotlight’ that aired last night (November 18th), Janet Jackson says she was shocked that her late brother, Michael Jackson, had a drug addiction that spiraled into the use of Propofol. “That was a shocker to me and it just — that’s serious,” Jackson said. “That’s heavy. That’s heavy. [...]
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Spanish Teaching (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
BBC News Janet Jackson Was “Shocked” By Michael's Propofol UseRolling StoneJanet Jackson admitted she was shocked when she learned her brother Michael's drug addiction had spiraled into the use of the powerful sedative Propofol in an interview with ABC's In the Spotlight that aired last night. “That was a shocker to me and it …LaToya Jackson [...]
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Rock and Roll Daily (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
Janet Jackson admitted she was shocked when she learned her brother Michael’s drug addiction had spiraled into the use of the powerful sedative Propofol in an interview with ABC’s In the Spotlight that aired last night. “That was a shocker to me and it just — that’s serious,” Jackson said. “That’s heavy. That’s heavy. None [...]
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Free Katie (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
Modern addiction treatment: or perhaps we should make that modern addiction treatments? For along with the new knowledge that addiction is a disease, one that needs treatment, rather than simply a lack of moral fibre (as it was once regarded) has come the knowledge that there is no one drug treatment which is going to work for everybody. We cannot simply process everyone through a 12 step program and...
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Nokia 9290 (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
That time was well within my own lifetime as well: those who were addicted were looked upon as criminals and treated as such. Fortunately for society (and innumerable individuals) our knowledge about addictions and drug treatment has improved. We now know that it is a disease, one with many causes and thus many possible treatments. Further, we've also learnt that what works for one patient may well...
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