When you look at food addictions in the context of other addictions, like drug addictions or alcoholism, how are they related?
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Personality disorders can occur without addictions, and addictions can occur without personality disorders.
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No one is proud of their online addictions, but those addictions now seem consequential.
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There are addictions that destroy you, and addictions that inspire you to heights of greatness and caffeination levels.
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Spending addictions are similar to alcohol and drug addictions in that they have the power to destroy lives.
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It seems to me that capitalism runs on the addictions of consumers, has always run on the addictions of consumers, and therefore this isn't all that revelatory.
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It's potentially damaging when we talk about much less harmful behaviors as "addictions"—chocolate, caffeine, technology—it's rare that you would need treatment to overcome such addictions.
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SEGALL: For those who specialized in technology addictions, what goes on inside your head looked similarly to what goes on inside your head when you're dealing with other addictions.
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"Addictions may be different for different people," he said .
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Welfare payments are criticised for deterring work and bankrolling addictions.
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This fits with how other addictions are viewed by experts.
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Read This Next: Painkiller Addictions Are the Easiest to Hide
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I realized that my whole life revolved around my addictions.
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As his addictions grew stronger, he was drawn in deeper.
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Ms. Irizarry, too, fought addictions, to alcohol and crack cocaine.
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Also, it's about strange addictions, and 'The Office' is mine.
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Steinberg's father struggled with addictions to cocaine, Quaaludes, and heroin.
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But addictions to alcohol and drugs, including heroin, derailed him.
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After struggles with addictions, Montador died in 2015 at 35.
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Dr. Willenbring did not set out to be an addictions psychiatrist.
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What is dopamine, and is it to blame for our addictions?
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But Fleiss was a slave to her addictions—and her ego.
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Many of these addictions and overdoses started with a doctor's prescription.
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About three in four heroin addictions began with a legitimate prescription.
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We've faced mass addictions in the past as we described before.
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I was enabling people's addictions and I felt lives come apart.
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Atlanta (CNN)We hear about those who've kicked addictions, inspiring hope.
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According to a survey by Take 260 Media Group for Addictions.
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It paid for longer-term treatment, to address and conquer addictions.
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There are addictions for literally any analgesic, anything that solves pain.
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Medicine to treat opioid, heroin, alcohol and tobacco addictions are available.
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But that's the thing with addictions: They are ultimately, inevitably, destructive.
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It wasn't long, however, before they began succumbing to their addictions.
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Many, he said, turned to selling drugs to support their addictions.
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Some of them, he said, had committed crimes to support addictions.
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Four migrants endured withdrawal symptoms from opioids, benzodiazepine and alcohol addictions.
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Addictions, in particular, are often viewed as diseases, not informed choices.
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Brittany works at a rehab center, helping others overcome their addictions.
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Overdoses and arrests became routine; long term addictions started their grip.
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They say he was instrumental in helping many others conquer their addictions.
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Her addictions were tamed, her infections treated, and her H.I.V. well controlled.
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He said God helped him beat his addictions to pornography and sex.
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There is no department of addictions in any of the hospitals here.
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"Profiteers tempt and endeavor to hook us with compulsive addictions," Romney said.
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It is also a chance to kick addictions like caffeine and cigarettes.
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In court, he admitted struggling with addictions to heroin, cocaine and alcohol.
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As an epidemic rages and matures, the wave of new addictions dwindles.
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In addition, the college years are frequently the time when addictions develop.
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Obviously ghosts and goblins are regrets, and addictions and stuff, like, duh.
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By comparison, 2.6m are estimated to have prescription-opioid and heroin addictions.
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How are they helping people break addictions or shake debilitating anxiety disorders?
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Additionally, we must provide meaningful support and programs for people with addictions.
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I fully expected my addictions to kill me before I turned 30.
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There's the game itself, but there are the dances and the addictions.
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They are here for the Center for the Integrated Management of Addictions.
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Practically, though, that has been very difficult to achieve with relapsing addictions.
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Will John be able to learn enough humility to kick his addictions?
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I had addictions of my own — I wasn't any fairy-tale prince.
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She's there for their pregnancies, their breakups, their addictions, their intractable anomie.
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Gloria Goodson's career as a counselor began after kicking her own addictions.
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That's where treatment can come in to help people quit their addictions.
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"We sure wouldn't treat alcohol or prescription drug addictions that way," Mrs.
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The discipline and pressure can lead to addictions, the opposite of control.
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People are plagued by opioid addictions, unemployment and high infant mortality rates.
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Today, 75 percent of people with opioid addictions began with prescription painkillers.
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She soars while he falls, succumbing, at least ostensibly, to his addictions.
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" She went on, "That makes their addictions more tragic, in a way.
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Those are each obstacles for the homeless, particularly those with drug addictions.
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Still struggling with her addictions and depression, Garland married Luft in 1952.
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He's a doctor from Vancouver, and he worked a lot on addictions.
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The results of their study also seemed to illustrate that repeated exposure to a caffeine-and-alcohol combination caused an increase in a protein in the brain that has been linked to forming both behavioral addictions and drug addictions.
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She talks them through their addictions — which she says usually stem from anxiety.
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SINGAPORE — Makeup fans here will have a new place to satiate their addictions.
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That is because those who have addictions often have difficulty successfully staying employed.
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He recovered from his injuries, and then he began recovering from his addictions.
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Unlike with substance abuse issues, however, spending addictions are often minimized and disparaged.
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It doesn't address wait times or improving access to in-patient addictions treatment.
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The original metrosexuals, meanwhile, slunk off toward fatherhood, bankruptcy, and chronic cocaine addictions.
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It forces us to hide our addictions until it's too late for help.
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But World War II's end left lots of Japanese workers with amphetamine addictions.
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Then I would put pretty much all the rest of the behavioral addictions.
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The ramifications of our smartphone addictions are only now being examined, in fact.
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The pills are designed to treat people with Percocet and other opiate addictions.
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They talked about lean and the addictions that he used to battle with.
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Helping people deal with their addictions is part of her goal with Cravings.
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In the 2013 deposition, Paddock said he had no mental issues or addictions.
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The administration has asked for $1.1 billion to fight heroin and opioid addictions.
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Sometimes parents with drug addictions leave children behind – broken, vulnerable, and sometimes homeless.
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But as far as addictions go, I'd convinced myself this one wasn't bad.
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Two corporate-caused US epidemics -- obesity and opioid addictions -- add to the misery.
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As in Ontario, mothers' addictions are treated daily with Subutex (buprenorphine) or Suboxone.
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He is committed to being a teetotaler after 15 years of drug addictions.
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The 2020 White House hopeful's son has been open about his substance addictions.
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People have written about behavioral addictions — to eating, sex and gambling — for centuries.
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He urged them to consider enhanced funding and rehabilitation for mothers with addictions.
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Eventually, having survived their addictions into adulthood, many of them would return home.
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I've developed addictions from time to time to various games on my phone.
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Check. Some jokes and songs about our smartphone addictions/the dangers of tech?
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But like many addictions, admitting a problem is the first step to treatment.
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In line with the idea that development matters, research also shows that half of all addictions — with the exception of tobacco — end by age 30, and the majority of people with alcohol and drug addictions overcome it, mostly without treatment.
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Production was reportedly difficult, having to contend with Garland's addictions, weight fluctuations, and illnesses.
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But how does it still end up helping people overcome these really powerful addictions?
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I'd never been in a situation where a majority of my patients had addictions.
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She also struggled in college, going to rehab at 20 to address several addictions.
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Picard, however, is hardly alone in his feelings about people with serious drug addictions.
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Do you soothe yourself through meditation or artistic pursuits, or through self-destructive addictions?
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"The brain processes crushes almost in the same way it processes addictions," she says.
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Perhaps the simpler solution to increasing speed would be to fight our tab addictions.
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Supporting deadbeat dudes often means paying for their painkiller addictions or hepatitis C medications.
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Free: iOS and Android Space uses neuroscience to help you kick your app addictions.
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Opponents say marijuana is a gateway drug that can lead to more serious addictions.
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Many communities resist clinics because they attract patients with addictions, a highly stigmatized population.
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Many of the young guys on the boat develop addictions to alcohol and drugs.
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That our parents' addictions and prison and inability to feed us is our fault.
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They do not treat the problem, and in fact, they can fuel alternative addictions.
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At prescription heroin sites, people with opioid addictions are directly provided medical-grade heroin.
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No one can be required to take medications that would help quell their addictions.
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It can be sad and troubling: dealing with addictions and pain, fear and death.
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Heroin-assisted treatment is an option for those with the most severe opioid addictions.
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You seem the antithesis of Mickey in "Love," with her sex and substance addictions.
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But before their addictions got too bad, all three of them found methadone clinics.
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Our message today is simple: Juul can't profit off the addictions of young people.
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LONDON — They lived in desperate straits in Poland, often homeless and suffering from addictions.
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LONDON — They lived in desperate straits in Poland, often homeless and suffering from addictions.
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Unlike bad habits, addictions eat away at important activities such as relationships and work.
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She's also supported moving away from incarceration to treatment for people with drug addictions.
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Nearly 40 percent of people with opioid addictions are also experiencing mental health disorders.
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But many people worry they're creating new addictions to nicotine, particularly among young people.
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These struggles often manifest themselves in the forms of outbursts, addictions, suicide, and murder.
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Alcoholism, like most addictions, is notoriously difficult to treat, with few effective drugs available.
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Most experts now agree that compulsive sexual behaviors exist (and can be very problematic), but they have trouble throwing around the word "addiction," because these behaviors don't present themselves in the same way as well-established addictions, like addictions to drugs or alcohol.
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This isn't to diminish anyone's problems or to try to water down people's real addictions.
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Conventional wisdom holds that technology, and our addictions to it, are making us more isolated.
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How do you think gender plays a role in how we perceive people with addictions?
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Administrators should seek to help students with addictions and teach them about the health consequences.
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Employers, especially in the construction industry, also are remarkably close to their own workers' addictions.
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Nine in 10 people didn't want people with drug addictions to marry into their family.
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He preaches to kids that have addictions; he's a big advocate and evangelist for recovery.
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Jada Pinkett Smith revealed she has dealt with "several" addictions in her life, including sex.
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She was a sex worker, struggled with addictions, and cycled in and out of custody.
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He also touted the county's treatment programs for those with mental illness and drug addictions.
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There are many types of addictions, such as food, drug, alcohol, and even sex addiction.
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Many of those who suffer from addictions don't seek help and relapse, it's incredibly common.
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"He may be a physician, but he's not terribly well-informed about addictions," Kosten said.
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You will break free from addictions and emotional dependencies that affected you for many years.
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Like all addictions it doesn't solve any of the problems it is meant to ease.
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Joey, you often talk about injustice, environmental issues, addictions, and street culture in your music.
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"But she wasn't," the aunt said, adding that the mother had sought treatment for addictions.
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A cycle of addictions and two years of regular heavy drinking had rewired my brain.
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As disturbing as this notion is, the tale of loving someone with addictions remains compelling.
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They share snacks, drink water instead of beer, and talk about their life-threatening addictions.
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Addictions, toxic tendencies and ailing health emerge like demons summoned by past sins and grievances.
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Mr. Bourdain was open in his writing about his past addictions to heroin and cocaine.
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Whatever had led Ms. Houston to pick Mr. Brown, their addictions helped make it real.
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Why do you claim that many of the new electronic gadgets have fueled behavioral addictions?
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If you were advising a friend on quitting their behavioral addictions, what would you suggest?
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Opioids in prescription pain medications have caused serious, and deadly, drug addictions across the country.
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We should give our law enforcement officers more discretion in dealing with people with addictions.
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What I'm saying is that early emotional loss is the universal template for all addictions.
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"This year's report provides sobering evidence of how addictions are causing considerable unhappiness and depression in the U.S.," the network's director Jeffrey Sachs said in a statement, adding that they were referring to addictions in many forms from substance abuse to gambling and digital media.
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Brand has been vocal about entering a program of recovery for his addictions to heroin and a lot of other things; he wrote a book titled Recovery: Freedom From Our Addictions and has begun making forays into motivational speaking, leading him to Conscious Life.
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Multiple psychiatric studies corroborate the idea that gambling disorders trigger the same areas of the brain as drug and alcohol addictions, and recent studies claim that game addictions may do the same (though that is still disputed territory and the science is far from settled).
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Dr. Willenbring said he saw treatment of addictions moving toward the mainstream of evidence-based medicine.
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Contrary to the writers' assertions, our culture tends to stigmatize people with addictions — to wit, Drs.
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There's no doubt that our collective mobile device addictions are hurting real-world engagement for advertisers.
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Last month, four prisoners with drug addictions filed a lawsuit against the government of British Columbia.
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For much of his adult life, Fosse vacillated between two primary addictions: pills and chorus girls.
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It does not encourage or help or facilitate people ending their addictions and entering into recovery.
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That's not as likely, given today's consumers' smartphone addictions, but it's at least a noble vision.
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Many celebrities have hid their addictions from the public, as multiple overdoses and deaths are reported.
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How can I understand how this works, when I don't think I have any addictions myself?
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Nicotine use can also "prime the rewards center of the brain" to lead to other addictions.
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There's a good body of research tying certain personality types to being prone to other addictions.
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Basically, this means we aren't getting over our cookie addictions anytime soon—and that's entirely fine.
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But the explosion of addictions after that suggested there was a glaring problem with this perspective.
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Kids everywhere are thanking the University of Utah for giving purpose to their video gaming addictions.
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In March 2017, Lovato will be celebrating the five-year anniversary of freedom from her addictions.
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Lovato had previously struggled with cocaine and Oxycontin addictions but had been clean for 6 years.
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Lamar Odom is opening up about the love lost as a result of his past addictions.
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Producing art is a form of addiction, every bit as compulsive as alcohol or other addictions.
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Mickey is trying to figure out how to be in love and maintain her substance addictions.
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His injury also led to battles with drug and painkiller addictions, he claims, according to Variety.
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Emma hides behind her addictions, and she uses her sense of irony as a distancing scrim.
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It employs 550 people with disabilities, addictions and other problems, including around 40 former gang members.
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It specifically targets poor individuals with addictions, since they are the ones who most need aid.
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Patients can additionally receive help for addictions to anonymous sex and pornography, The Daily Mail said.
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The path for them to get clean is to address the traumas that drive their addictions.
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I've learned it is common for post-traumatic stress disorder, if untreated, to evolve into addictions.
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Española, New Mexico (CNN)Growing up, Aaron Martinez watched both of his parents struggle with addictions.
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Along the way I have spoken to a lot of people about heroin and painkiller addictions.
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Obituaries for people with opioid addictions, Resmer said, rarely mention their struggles or the opioid crisis.
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States must also make "reasonable modifications" for those with opioid addictions and other substance-use disorders.
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For years, platform makers like Apple and Google were complicit with regard to users' app addictions.
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The word "workaholic," though, suggests someone with an addiction, and addictions, by definition, involve irrational behavior.
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" Unless the provincial and federal health departments commit to overhauling addictions treatment, something that would require billions of dollars, Ujjainwalla said one solution would be for Ontario to pay for people to get private addictions treatment in the US, which for him, is the "gold standard.
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They're speeding up automation and threatening jobs; they're manipulating your news feed and shaping your online addictions.
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Opportunistic outrage is their drug, and like all addictions it takes over and ruins everything for them.
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My goal was to see whether the 12 steps really do help people overcome their alcohol addictions.
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Jada Pinkett Smith spoke about her previous struggles with several addictions, including sex, on her new show.
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The only addictions treatment facilities funded by the federal health ministry are those for First Nations peoples.
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Priory specializes in the treatment of mental health problems, including eating disorders and alcohol and drug addictions.
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Officials are reasonably good at spotting heroin users, whose lives are often entirely upturned by their addictions.
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In essence, nonphysical and physical addictions are much the same, even if we, society, assumes they're different.
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As with substance abuse and other addictions, identifying the problem is the first step toward remedying it.
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For this reason, we cannot treat opioid addiction like we treat other common addictions, but we do.
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The musician was open about his troubled life, including his experience battling addictions to cocaine and methamphetamine.
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He has spent most of his adult life in California prisons, trapped by his own drug addictions.
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They willingly discussed their addictions, but Strawberry appeared to be healthier and more comfortable in his recovery.
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VICE reached out to several current and former addicts to ask what their addictions have cost them.
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The hacker, played by Rami Malek, has battled anxiety, a prison stint, drug addictions and sinister corporations.
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The band has re-formed, and they spoke to us about their fights, addictions and newfound sobriety.
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Despite his marriage and his literary success, Mr. Reid continued to struggle with drug and alcohol addictions.
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But these denials become more difficult to accept when juxtaposed with the latest research on behavioral addictions.
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They are already suffering terribly from their own addictions, and many will lose custody of their babies.
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I was so caught up in my addictions that a big part of me didn't want help.
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One answer is that modern humans have designed the perfect environment to create both of these addictions.
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As technology has captured more and more of our attention, some have reported concerns about smartphone addictions.
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Fahy improved, but would struggle on and off with his opioid, cocaine, and alcohol addictions for years.
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"People might question why health services are spending money providing heroin for people with addictions," she said.
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Life as an overnight sensation took its toll on Daly, who battled addictions to alcohol and gambling.
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Some of our nation's most vulnerable people are those afflicted with addictions — and they need our help.
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The church notice boards were full of offers of help to people with drug or alcohol addictions.
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The episode was a turning point, he later said, compelling him to seek treatment for his addictions.
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Tim Stockwell is the director of the Center for Addictions Research at the University of British Columbia.
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But Portugal also simultaneously adopted special commissions that attempt to link people with drug addictions to treatment.
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If only we could go back to simpler times when we were all free of our tech addictions.
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The development of the Internet led to increased pornography addictions given that the material is so easily accessible.
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The entire trilogy has a lot to do with my mental health deteriorating, addictions I have dealt with.
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"In some parts of the world ... these drugs circulate too freely and are used for addictions," he added.
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"Yang talks about suicides, drug addictions, and the debilitating financial burden amongst the American working class," he said.
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While global headlines have often focused on America's painkiller addictions, an opioid crisis is raging across west Africa.
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The game is so mercilessly addictive that people have started penning panicked screeds about their children's Fortnite addictions.
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Prosecutors alleged the doctors were often motivated by cash-paying patients, and sometimes by their own drug addictions.
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For example, a prominent belief about patients with addictions is that they're more likely to lie to clinicians.
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Patients with opioid addictions have a significantly higher chance of survival when buprenorphine is part of their treatment.
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In 2010, Nixon reportedly gave an interview on satellite radio claiming he had overcome drug and alcohol addictions.
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Once people feel more comfortable in their own skin, they tend to become more ready to shed addictions.
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Lovato entered rehab and treatment in 2010 for bipolar disorder and her addictions to alcohol, cocaine and OxyContin.
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Then, of course, came crack, which no sane person would argue is not among the most severe addictions.
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Or do you think that the companies who make these products should be considering our so-called addictions?
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Her nonprofit, "Angels of Addictions," gives oil paintings to people who have lost loved ones to drug addiction.
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"I've been sober since the accident, but I've replaced all my bad addictions with good ones," he said.
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The Chinese authorities, like their counterparts in the United States and elsewhere, have been rethinking addictions to vaping.
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The research actually shows that people who developed new addictions in recent years were overwhelmingly not pain patients.
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Anytime I'm able to take my mind off of any of my addictions, it's very beneficial to me.
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"Drugs were around me every day," Warrior said, adding that family members have also dealt with meth addictions.
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When it comes to addictions, the DSM doesn't ask how much you do something, such as drinking alcohol.
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Several of the dancers say in Strike a Pose that they developed drug addictions following Truth or Dare.
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Some of the water required to fuel our technology addictions will soon be siphoned off of Lake Michigan.
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He married Cher, who put up with his addictions and infidelities while the couple became a tabloid fixture.
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Another takes place at a camp where teenagers go to be weaned from their addictions to internet trolling.
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When they speak specifically about their addictions, they are quick to play down the drugs they gravitated toward.
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These include products sold as treatments for sick children, cancer patients, and remedies for opioid and alcohol addictions.
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Jeffrey Stockbridge's images reinsert those with opioid addictions into public discourses, picking up where mass media has failed.
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Some recover primarily by learning better ways to manage the trauma and mental illness that underlie many addictions.
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That's a mind-boggling number of human beings locked up because of their addictions, either directly or indirectly.
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Since the opioid crisis began, addictions, overdoses and opioid-related deaths have increased at a gut-wrenching rate.
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And these addictions and deaths are happening in the most socially and economically barren parts of the country.
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He took our jewels and cultivated opium addictions and connived for power, and then he starved us all.
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Ten years have come and gone since the federal Mental Health Parity and Addictions Equity Act was passed.
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Our nation needs to have a singularity of purpose to stop and then reverse this epidemic of addictions.
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"If video game addiction is like other addictions, it also should have a pathway like that," Gentile said.
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Our ability to get access to any information we want whenever we want has created some unhealthy data addictions.
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Bowden-Jones said gaming addictions were usually best treated with psychological therapies but that some medicines might also work.
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But my parents dropped out of 8th grade and didn't make it to high school, and they had addictions.
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"Johnson & Johnson will finally be held accountable for thousands of deaths and addictions caused by their actions," Hunter said.
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Biological anthropologist Helen Fisher hypothesizes that addictions follow a hierarchy, and that novel treatments await us in the future.
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And we finally get to that point, and it's led us into so many situations of depression, anxiety, addictions.
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During my addictions in the 1980's the AIDS epidemic surfaced, and the government took no notice of it.
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He did not mention other potential addictions that members of the Vape Nation might slippery slope their way into.
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Local newspapers said the ruling was based on social concerns regarding gambling addictions, money laundering and other illicit activities.
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And now the irony is that I'm counseling couples and some have porn addictions and it's ruining their marriage.
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When I was a teenager I got over certain addictions, and that's when I started acting, at age 17.
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We've seen others put drugs into a pharmaceutical model, including the prescription of heroin to people with serious addictions.
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There's Mickey Dobbs on Love, who reveals that her nonchalance is a consequence of her active denial of addictions.
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"We didn't want Mickey's addictions to take over story-wise," Love co-creator Lesley Arfin told Refinery29 via email.
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Gurls Talk will be a support network and educational resource for girls with mental illnesses, addictions, and eating disorders.
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In the 1950s and '733s, researchers assiduously explored LSD as a tool for treating mental illness and various addictions.
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Some share stories of loved ones who died after struggling with opioid addictions, and others simply leave kind messages.
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States with medical marijuana use see a decrease in opioid addictions by 85033 percent, Boehner told the TV station.
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Back in April, Griffith opened up in an interview with Porter magazine about family challenges, addictions and cosmetic surgery.
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Senior researcher on the study Dr. David Stellwagen told VICE this is indicative of how all drug addictions start.
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He also used his position and his voice to tear down stigmas about substance-use disorders and sex addictions.
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Then, three kids later, she discovers her husband is wrestling his own addictions: to pornography and sex with strangers.
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So the comparison between these kinds of physical addictions and excessive trolling isn't grounded in real-life, personal experience.
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No serious analyst believes you can fundamentally halt drug addictions purely by trying to intervene on the supply side.
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Porn, shopping, social media, video game and screen addictions existed, but were rare until the advent of the smartphone.
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Some are searching for their next big spiritual awakening; some want to be healed of serious illnesses and addictions.
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The first is that marijuana activates certain behavioral and neurological pathways that ease the onset of more serious addictions.
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"I have artists who have drug addictions, mental health issues, sex addiction, other women, other men," Ms. Williams said.
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Phone addiction may not seem as serious as other substance-based addictions, but it could be sabotaging your relationship.
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"No books that help people learn to overcome addictions or learn how to improve as parents," the letter said.
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Classmates have died or had their lives destroyed; my seventh-grade crush is now homeless because of her addictions.
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But during the Eldred argument, the justices in Massachusetts noted that many offenders commit crimes to sustain their addictions.
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Once people get sick of the effects of marijuana, it will lead to the addictions of more major drugs.
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Think of the people with mental health challenges and addictions who desperately needed their routines to keep them afloat.
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He fell in love with heroin, and his addictions grew so bad that even restaurants didn't want him anymore.
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Mr. Bourdain had also been open about the other darkness in his past: his addictions to heroin and cocaine.
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That documentary was affecting, and left the distinct impression that Gooden's addictions are dogs still biting at his heels.
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Some just wanted to live near the ocean; others, as Mark explains, were leaving behind addictions and bad relationships.
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It was a kind of gateway drug to what would become our full-fledged, 2010's, quantified-self addictions.
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Now is the time to lay down these networks and make a long-term plan to decrease opioid addictions.
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The ACA alone expanded access to health care, including addiction treatment, to hundreds of thousands of people with addictions.
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Cynthia hopes to become a peer specialist, a trained, paid position that would involve helping other mothers with addictions.
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Boatwright, lacking job prospects or unmanageable addictions, has fallen permanently between these cracks and never seems to get help.
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My mom is a pretty good person with no addictions or anything, just ignorant to the realities of adulthood.
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Covering the most challenging patients — such as those with first episode psychosis or new opiate addictions — requires outreach strategies.
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I know classmates who have died of drug overdoses or have had to go to rehab for opioid addictions.
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Surveys designed to save money and improve care are actually encouraging addictions that cost taxpayers tens of millions more.
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Unfortunately in this case, it also led to opioid addictions and deaths among citizens who had few employment opportunities.
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Such babies are often taken from their mothers, who struggle to visit them as they wrestle with their addictions.
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There, a concentration of people feeding their addictions and sharing needles gave rise to a rapidly-expanding HIV epidemic.
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The thing we have to do is open our eyes and accept all addictions for what they are: diseases.
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Dr. Willenbring's embrace of medications for those who struggle with addictions is anathema to many involved in traditional recovery programs.
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A relatively obscure psychedelic, ibogaine has been known in limited circles for its potential to disrupt addictions since the 1960s.
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When she needed hip surgery, the discharging doctor was never made aware of her past addictions and gave her Oxycodone.
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My company, Onward, has helped nearly 50,000 people conquer their tech addictions — and there's plenty more work to be done.
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One promising sign in his last few months was that he seemed to have gotten a grip on his addictions.
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If it weren't for these messages on Twitter, we'd go through life thinking we were alone in our Sephora addictions.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MOSCOW — Is there an intrinsic relationship between individual addictions and mechanisms of collective control?
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Officials who lead the center believe its methods -- intense physical training, no use of computers -- "cures" most addictions, Maccotta said.
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They would ultimately grapple with addictions to opioids and meth, with treatment draining those potential college funds and retirement savings.
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A relatively unstudied region of the brain may play a key role in binges and addictions, according to new research.
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Russell Brand wrote a book titled: "Recovery: Freedom from Our Addictions," about his addiction calling it an epidemic to others.
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They recognize that human beings are dynamic creatures who are capable of transforming and maturing out of their past addictions.
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But it makes perfect sense that she's unstable, erratic, selfish, and hungry for validation in the context of her addictions.
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Dr. Daniel Werb is an epidemiologist and policy analyst with expertise in the fields of HIV, addictions, and drug policy.
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Having largely gone away as cell providers capitalized on people's smartphone addictions, unlimited packages are now back with a vengeance.
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Josh sought treatment at a faith-based rehabilitation center in Rockford, Illinois, in August following his revelations about his addictions.
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Details: Purdue Pharma, the maker of OxyContin, founded RADARS in 2001 after concerns of prescription painkiller addictions started to rise.
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The FDA said they are still focused on ending adult addictions to nicotine, but they need to help kids first.
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But the actor has also faced his fair share of adversity and has publicly struggled through divorces and drug addictions.
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Much of this alarming trend comes from "deaths of despair," especially opioid addictions and overdoses, suicide, and alcohol-related diseases.
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Democrats have held private briefings on whether Facebook and other companies knowingly and purposely create dangerous addictions to their products.
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So as a fan and a human being, I hope they triumph over their addictions and find happiness and peace.
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But needs to be more to help those who suffer from addictions, not only to drugs but also to alcohol.
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Two medications, methadone and buprenorphine-naloxone, have been shown to have long-term positive benefits for people with opioid addictions.
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A patchwork of such programs exist across Canada, with addictions advocates in cities like Calgary and Vancouver lobbying for more.
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People with addictions are already driven to push through negative experiences by their brain circuitry; more punishment won't change this.
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While in prison, I kicked my addictions, became a Christian, took job training, and volunteered at a hospice for prisoners.
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The plan also would expand access to treatment for opioid addictions and decriminalize mental illness and addiction through reentry programs.
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Especially if you work an office job, technology is as unavoidable as food, which makes dealing with potential addictions tricky.
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Many people in prison have already battled addictions with alcohol and drugs, Papi, who's doing time for Illegal Reentry, says.
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"He would then hold their addictions, their diseases, over their heads to force them to work with him," Sini said.
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And importantly, the people with the most severe addictions often start in their teens or earlier, and use multiple drugs.
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By the 1960s, 85 percent of patients taking prescribed amphetamines were female, and unscrupulous physicians did good business cultivating addictions.
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If I'd known it was this easy to put my addictions into deep freeze, I would have done it sooner!
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Governors in expansion states have argued that the money has been particularly helpful in helping residents battle addictions to opioids.
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The Gallagher clan has endured deaths, mental illnesses, prison stints, addictions and so much more over seven bleak, hilarious seasons.
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She has a long rap sheet, various addictions and a restraining order that keeps her from seeing her young son.
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Schneider concluded, correctly, that patients were abusing Oxycontin for recreational purposes — and that doctors were profiting off their patients' addictions.
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Because meth addiction disproportionately affects gay men, it hasn't risen to the level of priority and intervention of other addictions.
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The Salvation Army has been treating addictions since its inception in the East End of London in the late 2628s.
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"We also should double down our efforts on the other adolescent addictions to ensure they continue to decrease," Benjamin said.
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Epstein regards smoking—a near-lifelong habit—as a voluntary vice; his true addictions, he says, are travel and tango.
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This manipulation of our dopamine systems is why many experts believe that we are developing behavioral addictions to our phones.
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For teenagers like Fuhrman, who are already struggling with full-blown nicotine addictions, advocates say this action comes too late.
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Whether it celebrates feel-good consumption or casts a cool eye on potential addictions to carbs and smoke is a question.
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His children lived under the shadow of his addictions to drugs and alcohol, which made him an erratic and threatening man.
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In fact, Ellis had long battled addictions to both drugs and alcohol, and had made several previous attempts to receive treatment.
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Some players have suffered from gambling addictions in the past, and now that disease has manifested itself in randomized online purchases.
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" She added, "There is danger associated with people assuming that any problems that they have with addictions are entirely genetically determined.
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"We need to know what works, but also why it works," added Addy, who previously worked with patients suffering from addictions.
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The songstress shared her big milestone on Instagram Wednesday and reflected on her five-year anniversary of freedom from her addictions.
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Jackson Maine (Cooper) is a musician struggling with addictions to pills and booze and in denial about his gradual hearing loss.
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Even when someone's life appears completely wrecked, even when we see it devastated by vices or addictions, God is present there.
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"In no way does ECHO replace basic undergraduate or graduate medical education," Miriam Komaromy, who oversees ECHO's addictions program, told me.
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The professionals will publish the paper, titled "Weak Basis for Gaming Disorder," in an upcoming issue of Journal of Behavioral Addictions.
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They also pointed to hypocrisy on the part of the WHO for giving special attention to gaming and ignoring other addictions.
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"The neuronal pathways that cause heroin and sex addictions are the same as an addiction to binge watching," Dr. Carr said.
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But quite a few people have come into treatment with gambling addictions, which include a certain amount of dabbling in cryptocurrency.
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Mr Mehr uncovers Stinson's abuse and rejection as a child—which likely led to addictions, mental health problems, and violent behavior.
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I particularly related to the scene in which Wooten and his fellow-"shufflers" ruminate on the potential causes of their addictions.
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"The measures the House will begin considering next week continue our work to prevent and treat these destructive addictions," he added.
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Their addictions have destroyed family ties, careers, finances and whatever plans these people may once have nurtured for a better future.
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Lyonne also dealt with her own addictions in her younger years, later having to undergo open-heart surgery in the aughts.
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"I think obviously running pales in comparison to other addictions, but it is all part of the same thing," he says.
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Being offered drugs as well, and dealing with all my mental addictions and everything else, it kind of balanced everything out.
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My new addictions are therapy, exercise, and acupuncture, as I dedicate myself to at least a month of being weed-free.
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Ingrid is an addict, and her slide down a slippery slope seems consciously modeled on films about other kinds of addictions.
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These examples represent but a few of the prevention strategies proven to divert the progression to serious mental illnesses and addictions.
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Other people's screens are windows into their lives, and brains, and relationships and work — into their politics, anxieties, failures and addictions.
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And I am not suggesting by any means that crack or video-game addictions are good or that meditation is bad.
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Myles will stay tough on crime, but he will also be compassionate to those with addictions who need and want help.
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She and Jack are both trapped, he suggests, in destructive addictions that harm themselves and others and are thus equally immoral.
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While there are many complex and interconnected factors that can make some people more at risk for addictions, environment is key.
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Mr. Johnson initially believed that sobriety would damage his creativity, but later realized that his addictions were not fueling much writing.
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Compounding that, experience in the commercial sex industry leaves some victims with alcohol and drug addictions and some with criminal records.
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"Engaging in everyday activities is typically normal and should not be compared to substance or behavioral addictions," Castrellon said over email.
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Priory, which offers services related to mental health, addictions, eating disorders and senior care, runs about 300 facilities with 7,200 beds.
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Lost somewhere in that mix, though, is the portion of the working-age population that can't work because of their addictions.
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It would decriminalize all drug possession at the federal level and push treatment over jail or prison for people with addictions.
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For example, mental health, dishonorable discharge from the military, misdemeanor domestic violence, and drug addictions don't affect one's ability to vote.
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Indeed, he told The News that he had struggled with alcohol and cocaine addictions both during his playing days and afterward.
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Introduced in 2002 by Reckitt Benckiser, Suboxone was supposed to cure opiate addictions, an antidote to the problems caused by Oxycontin.
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They just keep us agitated in the way that addictions always do, and in many ways this is a mass addiction.
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As someone myself who have and has had a lot of addictions, I really relate to what he has to say.
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" She continues, "Alcoholism and drug addiction runs through my family, and I've had my own addictions that I've had to get over.
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The United States is experiencing an epidemic of opioid addictions and overdoses, and many are struggling to obtain the healthcare they need.
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While Bookout and Edwards separated in 2010, the MTV star admits she attempted to help Edwards with his addictions long after that.
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Prosecutors Beth Silverman and Marguerite Rizzo have painted Franklin as an opportunistic killer who preyed on vulnerable young women with drug addictions.
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Past research has suggested they can help with the existential anxiety of cancer, positively change personalities, and even help kick nicotine addictions.
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Pryce explains that, while the former reality star had tried on multiple occasions to get clean, she ultimately succumbed to her addictions.
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She soon started a non-profit, called " Angels of Addictions ," to make portraits for people who had lost loved ones to opioids.
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First, his mother, who was dealing with drug and alcohol addictions, kept breaking promises to meet up and spend time with him.
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I didn't yet realize that my relative's addictions were a result of both the epidemics that engulfed their community and their genetics.
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I feel like the most likely scenario is a consumerist dystopia propped up by a whole range of new and widespread addictions.
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The genius of betting apps is that they prey on these twin-addictions, to gambling and to smartphones, in a single swoop.
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The Canadian Medical Association recently released a policy paper that criticized the pervasive ad hoc approach to addictions treatment in the country.
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Her two other siblings, still living at 41 Woodbine, were both ill and sinking deeper into addictions they'd struggled with for years.
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Given we're already prone to sugar, gambling, and TV addictions, the addition of online manipulation could further stoke our short-sighted tendencies.
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Fisher was open about her diagnosis with bipolar disorder, and how that condition dovetailed with her addictions to cocaine and prescription medications.
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For months, Fortnite has enjoyed headlines about obsessed MLB players, basketball pros' self-described addictions, and its cross-over pop culture appeal.
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In an interview on The Ellen DeGeneres Show this week, Brown denied reports that she is dealing with sex or alcohol addictions.
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"These pharmacists fed opiate addictions among so many as a means to sustain their lifestyles," said U.S. Attorney Byung J. "BJay" Pak.
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The two counselors at a drug treatment halfway house in Chester County, Pennsylvania, were supposed to help others recover from their addictions.
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Through their efforts, studies rapidly accumulated, showing promising results in the treatment of conditions like obsessive compulsive disorder, anxiety, depression, and addictions.
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It is now clear that stopping doctors from prescribing opioids too readily is essential if addictions and deaths are to be curbed.
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The potential introduction of the feature signals that one of the last phone-free strongholds might finally fall to our smartphone addictions.
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These conceptions of addiction as simply needing drugs to avoid withdrawal were based on observations of people with alcoholism or opioid addictions.
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The father of three — his son, Cooper, and twin babies — successfully overcame drug and alcohol addictions, but only by turning to food.
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"He has addictions he can't control; he goes to sleep in his food," Ryan told Vanity Fair of his son in 2009.
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And although we usually associate abstinence difficulties with physical addictions, we often struggle to imagine that behaviors could create the same problems.
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For his part, Mark Publicker, a Portland-based psychiatrist specializing in the medical treatment of addictions, has no interest in waiting around.
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From relationship woes and friendship fights to eating disorders, drug and alcohol addictions, gambling problems, and pregnancy scares, they've seen it all.
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Bitcoin or cryptocurrency trading of any kind is just one of a number of new addictions, like shopping or mobile phone addiction.
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Treatment for drug and alcohol addictions is incredibly expensive, often rising to tens of thousands of dollars a month for residential treatment.
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This discrimination against those with addictions has been woven into the fabric of the financial aid system for over 20 years now.
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Grants that allow states to make more treatment options available — helping people pay to see addictions specialists, for instance — are plainly needed.
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Overall, he said he sees far fewer patients with cannabis use disorder than those dealing with other addictions, like alcohol and opioids.
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I want to link up with some notable products that can help people with opioid addictions and open up a treatment center.
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Among them are residents of rural areas who are struggling with opioid addictions and, as a result, cannot hold down permanent jobs.
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Dr. Henrietta Bowden-Jones, the Royal College of Psychiatrists' spokeswoman on behavioral addictions, pointed out that not all screen time was equal.
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After high school, Mr. Murphy found success as a manager in the restaurant industry, but drug and alcohol addictions repeatedly derailed him.
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But for the rest of his life he battled drug addictions, mostly to heroin, and occasional evictions from his apartments and studios.
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It is time for the civilization to become new once more, a home void of sexuality, binds, and addictions of their world.
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From alcohol abuse and pornography addiction to gambling and obsessive smartphone checking, substance abuse and behavioral addictions take a toll on relationships.
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Visitors to the home of degrowth, François tells me, usually give up all their addictions: coffee, cigarettes, drugs, the internet, sugar, salt.
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Opioid crisis: Signed into law a requirement for insurers to provide up to 14 days of inpatient care for people with addictions.
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The big picture — that we incarcerate people for their addictions and then don't give them adequate treatment — is a silent national disgrace.
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Instead of yet another hopeless plea to these cities to get over their tax addictions, it's time for a more realistic plan.
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"Dopamine is just a mechanism that explains how addictions can become reinforced, and makes for a catchy title," Sepah told the Times.
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The University of Buffalo Research Institute on Addictions conducted a study that found alcohol drinking habits can greatly affect couples' marital happiness.
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At least 2628 percent of kids and 28503 percent of infants placed in Ohio's foster care system have parents with opioid addictions.
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Even if your Powerball purchase this week is a one-off flutter, you're still fueling an industry powered by perpetuating gambling addictions.
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Until now, most discussions of phones' biochemical effects have focused on dopamine, a brain chemical that helps us form habits — and addictions.
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Russell Brand's battles with addictions and fame have played out in the public eye—sprawled across news reports, the internet, and tabloids.
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I've participated in underground ceremonies, and I've spoken to people who claim to have conquered their drug addictions after a single psychedelic experience.
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They claim that the sites don't violate federal law because they are medical facilities meant to help people survive and overcome their addictions.
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While there are many experiences that are not common to all addictions, the compulsion to continue using no matter what is its essence.
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As Maia Szalavitz reports for Tonic, more than 90 percent of all addictions start when people are in their teens or early 20s.
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"As alleged, Roper and Serrano helped feed this devastating surge of opioid addictions by tapping into another age-old addiction, greed," he said.
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They all wind up in the valley, at different depths, and there is an undeniable darkness to the nature of their individual addictions.
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Franklin's victims were young black women, many of whom had drug addictions, and perhaps relatedly, these crimes went unsolved from 1984 to 2010.
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On the playlist, her recents hits like "Night Shift" and "Addictions" sit alongside "Funeral" by Phoebe Bridgers and "Space Cowboy" by Kasey Musgraves.
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Samsung is encouraging its users to engage more on social media while also providing this tool to help people manage their phone addictions.
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But many of the defendants are people with their own addictions, most of whom barely get by, let alone make kingpin-level profits.
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Mothers, daughters, sisters, brothers, sons, fathers—countless loved ones survived addictions thanks to the work of the Chicago native and those he inspired.
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I lost so many friends to AIDS and I didn't put myself on the line because of the addictions I was going through.
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I've been obsessed to try to understand what are these mechanisms because sleep is a challenge in the treatment of people with addictions.
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Jones and Le Batard drill down on Gucci's addictions and mental health issues, both of which he's been open about since leaving prison.
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Babies born in prison often enter the world with any combination of fetal addictions, psychological trauma and other developmental issues as I carried.
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Insurance companies must offer timely and sufficient benefits to people seeking help for addictions and provide alternatives to opioids for treatment of pain.
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The country rocker had previously battled addictions to drugs including heroin, cocaine, and LSD — spending between $500 and $1,000 a day on drugs.
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Collins also told PEOPLE about how her father — who struggled with alcohol addiction — as well as genetics, played a role in her addictions.
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That means it's up to users to take control over their own technology addictions, whether that's their phone in general, or YouTube specifically.
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Many Americans describe their struggles with addictions much like having a demon, in which they struggle in a daily fight to overcome evil.
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Parents of people with addictions—often moms—have been a key force behind the expansion of access to the overdose-reversal drug naloxone.
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She said "Angels of Addictions" has a GoFundMe campaign to raise funds for art supplies and for the cost of maintaining a nonprofit.
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"Dopamine is just a mechanism that explains how addictions can become reinforced, and makes for a catchy title," he wrote in an email.
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And the possibility that kratom might help people leave their addictions behind makes it seem even more promising as a target for research.
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I've marched, testified before government bodies for social causes including war, police brutality, school shootings, mental health, addictions and funding for human services.
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By creating a lesser high, it can help people with addictions suffer less from withdrawals and also lowers the effect of other opioids.
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There's scant data on college students with addictions to opioids or other drugs, since these students often leave school without telling officials why.
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Episodes like "Lisa's First Word" soothed me, helping me believe that there was love underneath all of my father's insane appetites and addictions.
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They likely won't have to request access to our most private thoughts, either—as our smartphone addictions suggest, we'll serve them right up.
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An analogy: Scientists who study addiction have noted the problems biochemically for some people with eating disorders are scarcely distinguishable from drug addictions.
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The forms of such pursuits are parsed and absorbed as the characters — bristling with individuality and universality — take turns describing their particular addictions.
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Then a revelation struck, powerful enough to cut through the alcohol and cocaine addictions that had brought her low enough to attempt suicide.
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Many victims, groomed to such an extent that they believed sexual abuse was part of growing up, developed drinking problems and other addictions.
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Breaking that cycle can be difficult, and medical professionals can help people with drug addictions with a five- to -seven-day medical detox.
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Scientists are busily exploring the role of hallucinogens on treatment-resistant depression, post traumatic stress disorder, cancer-related anxiety, addictions, and even anorexia.
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The British boxer has overcome addictions to alcohol and cocaine, immense weight gain, and depression before working his way back to the ring.
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It's representative of our lizard brains' addictions, and those aren't things that are necessarily good for us or important to us or beautiful.
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The New Health Care The burden of substance abuse disorders can fall heavily on the families and friends of those who battle addictions.
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Although these patients face some of the most severe addictions and complicated social issues, they often respond incredibly well given the extra aid.
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There are spas, camps, training programs, weekend getaways, web pages, and more that promise to help us break our phone and computer addictions.
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The Argentine is no stranger to controversy, having once shot at journalists with an air rifle, and has battled cocaine and alcohol addictions.
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He reminded jurors that the witness himself testified to his own decades-long alcohol addictions and his career as a part-time comedian.
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Some people felt their appetite fade away; others simply replaced their food addiction with other addictions or found ways to eat more food.
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More and more patients are being treated for opioid dependency, and are reporting addictions to methadone, buprenorphine, fentanyl, codeine, morphine, tramadol, and oxycodone.
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"Seeking help for my addictions granted me a foundation of self-knowledge, which primed me for transition more than anything else," T. said.
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But patients like that ayahuasca helps them make sense of their addictions on their own, through the hallucinations rather than pills or therapy.
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What if it could help end addictions, improve relationships, advance careers, treat depression, or heal trauma…but could also result in jail time?
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Still, Dr. Collins—who specializes in addictions and has no real reason to sing the treatment's praises—is also complimentary, if a little cautiously.
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But just a few years ago during her darkest days, the Disney Channel alum's addictions led to meltdowns that got the best of her.
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You probably also would prefer not to be a coke addict, because having addictions can be expensive, dangerous, and upsetting to your loved ones.
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And a surprisingly high number of people "outgrow" their addictions as they age, as Szalavitz, herself a former heroin addict, discusses in Unbroken Brain.
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The startup says there is a $10 billion market for people trying to quit smoking, and wants to expand to alcohol and other addictions.
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To curb this problem, some experts advocate safe sites for people to use drugs in a supervised setting and get assistance fighting their addictions.
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Unlike addictions to substances, eating disorder patients have to find a way to incorporate food into their lives in a healthy and balance manner.
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But today, even that country uses gentler approaches like needle exchange and methadone maintenance for people with opioid addictions who do still exist there.
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When he heard about Mark Tyndall's plan to offer the opioid hydromorphone to people with addictions via a vending machine, Henry Fester wanted in.
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Iboga is believed to interrupt patterns within the nervous system, which is why it is sometimes used to help opioid addicts kick their addictions.
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" Wood also replied to a user who defended Hopper's actions because he'd endured the death of his daughter, a divorce and various addictions. "Exactly.
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The Argentine is no stranger to controversy, having once shot at journalists with an air rifle, and he has battled cocaine and alcohol addictions.
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But in the addictions field, if you go into a treatment center and you don't accept that, you're basically told that you're in denial.
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Most of them are seeking treatment for opiate addictions, including fentanyl, as the province continues to grapple with a spike in drug overdose deaths.
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It's also healing wounds and working through issues that affect women, including trauma, depression, anxiety, anger, fear, low self-esteem, addictions, and eating disorders.
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" Strawberry has since sought treatment for his addictions and says he's a changed man -- noting that his old behavior is "not good for anyone.
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One of the thing's we're asking attendees at Code Media this week is about their addictions, compulsions, obsessions to their tech devices and apps.
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Arnett plays Chip, a furniture maker who moves to Venice, California to escape his addictions, make friends, and get his life back on track.
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Packs aren't quite as comprehensive as the Quit Genius program around quitting smoking, but they do offer troves of additional content around other addictions.
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She left him in 2013 after his drug and alcohol addictions spun out of control, but he got help and she took him back.
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And according to him, nonphysical addictions present symptoms such as physiological or subcortical cravings and an inability to abstain just like any other addiction.
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The versatile performer opened up to PEOPLE back in February about her debilitating food, alcohol and opioid addictions, and a long battle with depression.
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And property crime—which includes offenses typically committed by drug users seeking money to support their addictions like burglary and theft—continued to fall.
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These are clients who may have extensive trauma histories; active addictions, uncontrolled mental illness and these challenges overwhelm their ability to stabilize their lives.
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Truth number two: Opioid addiction is unique, fundamentally different than other common addictions, and needs to be approached and treated differently as a result.
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Critically, the real problem in the addictions field is getting research into practice, and the most important area where we lag behind is medication.
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It's caused me to have major alcohol and drug problems, sexual addictions — it caused my whole world to be confused for a long time.
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Our tech addictions exploit human nature—the tendency toward instant gratification, the instinct for paying attention to what everyone else is paying attention to.
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Typically, addiction results from young people's attempts to medicate emotional and social despair, with 90 percent of all addictions starting before the mid 20s.
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But Bertram said there's far less evidence of the effectiveness of such treatments than there is for treatment for addictions to other substances, i.e.
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I want to start [a foundation] and [work] two different areas, such as helping other people with drug addictions and getting into public speaking.
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Through therapy, he was able to overcome his addictions and gain a more positive self-perception, and today he's in a much healthier place.
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And that doesn't mean parents won't incur plenty of expenses, especially when the children have special needs -- including, for example, those born with addictions.
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And in between is "flyover America," where everyone voted for Donald Trump, is suffering from addictions and is waiting for the 1950s to return.
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Mr. Fletcher's film begins and ends with Mr. John in rehab, where he identifies himself as an alcoholic, with addictions to cocaine and sex.
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The abuse has trickled into the homes and streets ... I think about a lot of things my dad went through, like his addictions issues.
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Tentative evidence has also begun to surface relating to the use of LSD "microdosing" to treat mood disorders and ibogaine to treat narcotics addictions.
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Understanding that we all bring sins with us when we come to Jesus … whether it be bad choices, attitudes, addictions either chemical or sexual.
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The potential use of these drugs to treat mental health issues, PTSD, addictions and end-of-life trauma are profound, and scientific studies concur.
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We might also experiment (as Canada has) with providing safe heroin to longtime users who can't break their addictions, for use under medical supervision.
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A smaller but noteworthy percentage of students disclosed having been diagnosed with or treated for eating disorders, addictions, sleep disorders and other psychological difficulties.
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Many people, it seems, are turning to hypnosis to tackle wellness and beauty issues like weight loss, fitness ruts, smoking addictions, insomnia and more.
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Every time there's news of a federal crackdown on Juul, a common troll-ish joke circulates with the intent of mocking vapers' nicotine addictions.
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At a time when mental illnesses and addictions are getting unprecedented policy attention it is ironic that we are proposing to limit available treatments.
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We might also experiment (as Canada has) with providing safe heroin to longtime users who can't break their addictions, for use under medical supervision.
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" For example, she said, persisting in a behavior even though it has adverse consequences is reminiscent of the conduct "exhibited by people with addictions.
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You can abstain entirely from drugs and alcohol, but as to those addictions that are "life-giving" — namely food and sex — he imposes structure.
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"Ulbricht bears responsibility for the overdoses, addictions, and other foreseeable repercussions of the illegal drugs sold on Silk Road," federal prosecutors wrote in 2015.
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For example, people suffering from drug addictions are often at heightened risk for HIV and hepatitis C infection, which can spread through shared needles.
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It's hard to find a cigarette smoker in Silicon Valley, where caffeine and alcohol are the preferred indulgences and addictions (with cannabis not far behind).
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And when I finally did it, a fellow Twitter user offered a prescient, super obvious warning: "Make sure you don't just trade addictions," they said.
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In one, about two thirds of people with substance addictions showed an elevated emotional response to the prospect of monetary gain—an overvaluing of reward.
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And though benzo diversion is not likely to turn you into a hardened criminal, addictions worsen and women turn on each other after these exchanges.
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The responsibilities of parenting can be too much to handle for some women who are still struggling to break free of their addictions, he explained.
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Nigeria's struggle looks a lot like the US's battle with opioid addictions: After years of watching an epidemic grow, policymakers are looking for quick fixes.
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Bekmambetov considers these movies to all be about morality, which is not to say they're concerned with moralizing about online addictions or overloading on screentime.
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More than three years ago, the premier campaigned on a promise to add 500 new addictions treatment beds by 2017, but that hasn't happened yet.
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Alcoholism and gambling addictions in young players can be incredibly damaging to their personal wellbeing and, perhaps most significantly, to the clubs who own them.
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I gave up drinking in 2016, and I probably talk about it too much, considering how many other addictions I've maintained and picked up since.
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While you might not identify with that particular aspect of their lives, there may be one thing about them that's totally relatable: their coffee addictions.
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Three lawsuits against e-cigarette start up Juul Labs, uncovered by Wired reporter Nitasha Tiku, allege that Juul's patented recipe stoked the users' nicotine addictions.
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Last week on Too Embarrassed to Ask, we heard how the attendees of the Code Media conference were trying to mediate their various tech addictions.
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Fucking LIfetime floats between cerebral clatter, distorted samples, and tape-deck acoustics—different angles from which to articulate love and longing and painful past addictions.
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Representatives for The Dr. Phil Show are balking at allegations that the daytime talk show's psychiatrist's staff enabled guests with substance addictions to boost ratings.
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It looks like they're going to spend this new batch of episodes clubbing, teaching Aquafit classes, trying to kick Grindr addictions, and sprinting around LaGuardia.
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A 2003 study in the Journal of Addictions Nursing showed that 50 percent of the female AA members surveyed had experienced the 13th stepping phenomenon.
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Which is why, as a 2012 paper from the Journal of Psychoactive Drugs points out, behavioral addictions are often treated as symptoms of other disorders.
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FATAL ADDICTIONS Epidemiologists in several states blame the increasing number of drug-related deaths on greater use of heroin and synthetic opioids, such as fentanyl.
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But it's also true that many of the people I talked to who became addicted to World of Warcraft also had trouble with other addictions.
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Candidates on both sides of the aisle have spoken out in favor of treating people with addictions with compassion rather than treating them like criminals.
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Speaking to VICE, lead researcher Tim Stockwell, who is also director for the Center for Addictions Research of British Columbia, said early indicators are positive.
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If approved by Congress, it would finally allow those with addictions the same opportunity to seek a better life through higher education as everyone else.
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Carrie, Charlotte, Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) and Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) served as friendship goals for years as they navigated relationships, shopping addictions and jobs.
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At Castle Craig, a 30-year-old Scottish addiction rehab facility, which treats drug, alcohol, and gambling addictions, crypto-users can now find some solace.
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The song was recorded 10 months before Asapace's death, and deals with issues of addictions and poverty in First Nations communities stemming from colonial destruction.
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Doctors, fearing their patients will or are developing addictions, may cut their patients off opioids but won't give them a good alternative for their pain.
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That includes historical patient records from the past five years, as well as real-time data on hospital visits, test results, diagnoses, addictions, and more.
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While the levels of heritability for addiction are different for each substance in question, "all addictions have at least some heritable component," explains Dr. Bryant.
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So, in many cases, a blind eye is turned and their addictions can go unaddressed and have serious consequences for the individual or his patients.
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The film, directed by Dexter Fletcher and co-produced by David Furnish, John's husband, is unflinching about John's rise, his childhood trauma and subsequent addictions.
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Duncan MacMillan's portrait of an actress and her addictions, vivified by a searing turn from Denise Gough, sobers up for the end of its run.
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The opioid promoters hailed opioids as "safe and effective," and they particularly encouraged opioids for returning veterans — one reason so many veterans have suffered addictions.
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There's a relationship: More than 70 percent of opioid users also smoke, and there is evidence that smoking can prime the brain for other addictions.
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These guidelines are a necessary step, but they don't fully account for one of the main sources of new addictions: over-prescriptions for acute pain.
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Training officers on crisis de-escalation will help, but no amount of training will solve the problem if mental health and addictions treatment aren't available.
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In this new framework, addictions to certain types of modern experiences — spinning virtual slot machines or completing quests in a mythical realm — are entirely possible.
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In her criminal justice plan, Warren called for diverting people with drug addictions from prison to treatment, and backed needle exchanges and supervised consumption sites.
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According to a 2004 study published in The American Journal on Addictions, overdose deaths in the same time span in France fell by 79 percent.
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While robbing a hotel room, she meets an attractive contract killer, Javier (Juan Diego Botto), setting off a steamy relationship fueled by their criminal addictions.
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Dr. Amanda Graham of Truth Initiative, an anti-tobacco group, says she's witnessed users succumbing to "desperation and misguided approaches" to stump their nicotine addictions.
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They were untethered, having left behind their own countries and families after the war, entangled in love affairs, and often marked by violence and addictions.
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I get some people with sex addictions, so they have to fuck everybody, even if they love their wife and have a great sex life.
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Even so, the classic text on the subject—the 1986 self-help book Codependent No More—remains on the Amazon best seller list for addictions.
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For Cudi, freedom means living without the depression and addictions that have plagued him during his career; for Kanye, freedom is a little more complicated.
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" They criticize efforts to "eradicate" shame (by likening drug addiction to cancer) for those with addictions, worrying that such people will see their "habits as unalterable.
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Jada Pinkett Smith is coming clean about one of her past addictions ... she says she couldn't stop watching PORN before starting a relationship with Will Smith.
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In an interview she sat down for on The Ellen DeGeneres Show this week, Brown denied reports that she is dealing with sex or alcohol addictions.
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Under a new approach, drugs would not become legal, but arrests would be replaced by enforcing medical treatments including detoxification programs and attempts to break addictions.
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The first lady's surgery comes a week after she launched her official "Be Best" initiative geared toward promoting children's health by combatting bullying and drug addictions.
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Large families, large people, people with addictions, and even small people are often at the center of its programming, using people's differences as a selling point.
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For him, there's a lack of political will from government officials to jump into action to count and adequately respond to opioid-related deaths and addictions.
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In each of the chapters, he struggles with his mother's addictions, with his peers' impressions of him, and with his feelings toward a friend named Kevin.
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You develop certain energies and addictions and ways to deal with your own anxiety about your own worth that becomes embedded into you as a person.
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Dr Karen Ersche and a team of researchers from the University of Cambridge examined the brains of 44 people with and 44 people without cocaine addictions.
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T2 Trainspotting finds Miller and his original castmates – Ewan McGregor, Robert Carlyle and Ewen Bremner – back in Edinburgh, Scotland, battling their addictions and reigniting past clashes.
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Doctors and leading addiction specialists are worried that the "unseen consequences" of teenage vaping and Juul addictions are greater than previously realized, the Washington Post reports.
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"Over the last 22020 years, 70 years, or so, insurers have scrupulously avoided enrolling people with mental health and addictions as much as possible," Frank said.
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"Gold Dust Woman" acknowledges that even the most destructive of drug addictions, like the one Stevie battled with in the 143s, carries an irresistible tragic glamour.
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There is scant research available on the treatment of exercise addiction, but the paper notes that cognitive behavioral therapy is recommended, as with other behavioral addictions.
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In Cassie's case, she was enrolled in a maintenance program — the best-studied and most-effective addiction treatment for heroin or other opioid addictions during pregnancy.
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Woodroffe, 41, of British Columbia, had gone to Peru initially on a quest years ago to study plant medicine in hopes of becoming an addictions counselor.
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When Maddock heard of "Angels of Addictions," she sent Zanfagna her favorite picture of Jared, one that captured the "fun guy" Maddock says her son was.
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Finally, there are questions about whether sex addiction includes a sense of loss of control, which, according to the DSM criteria, is common in many addictions.
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Chris Christie stated in October, "it can happen to anyone" — and we need to give people who struggle with addictions the respect and support they deserve.
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I'm also creating a curriculum for students with mindfulness baked into it, so kids with addictions or anxiety can become the architects of their own lives.
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She also struggled with alcohol and drug addictions, and revealed to her fans she had relapsed in her song "Sober" which was released in June 2018.
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Currently, the nation's more than 52,000 CRNAs are prevented from treating opioid addictions with medications such as buprenorphine, which ease withdrawal symptoms and improve treatment outcomes.
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Mark Griffiths, a psychologist at Nottingham Trent University who studies behavioral addictions, said several traumatized children had been kept home from school after recent clown scares.
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The Food and Drug Administration approved a new medication on Thursday that some experts are saying "could be a game-changer" for people with opioid addictions.
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But overwhelmingly, the people being picked up for "drug-induced homicide" or "aggravated battery" associated with overdose are those like Miller, who are struggling with addictions.
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Woodroffe, 41, of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, had originally gone to Peru on a journey to become an addictions counsellor via studying plant medicine, including ayahuasca.
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In Jeremy Herrin's staging, which arrives from the National Theater and Headlong Productions, Denise Gough reprises her Olivier-winning role as a woman of passionate addictions.
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An eight-channel video projection shows simultaneous re-enactments of Garland's wardrobe test (she was briefly cast for the film before her addictions quashed the opportunity).
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A former Odyssey House client who has battled addictions to heroin and crack cocaine, he said he often feels like a father toward others in recovery.
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It was now the address of Kaylas and Hayleys and Ashleys with their generic habits and empty minds, their AirPods and blank stares and Amazon addictions.
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He has now been about seven times, but each time, "you come home and start your old patterns and old addictions and old obsessions," he said.
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The North Carolina Medical Board, which handles physician licensing and discipline, is encouraging the state program for doctors with opioid addictions to consider introducing these medications.
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He has said that the president has "empathy and compassion" for those affected by opioid addictions and has given his personal condolences to the Bolling family.
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"This is not any kind of magic bullet," said Dr. John Franklin, the chief of addictions in the department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Northwestern.
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People with addictions are preoccupied with soothing a craving and needing more and more to get the same effect, as well as suffering withdrawal without it.
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But C-suite executives who develop a problem with drinking, drugs, gambling, porn, sex or other compulsive behaviors often have more options to hide their addictions.
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John Kasich recently wrote to key members of Congress, describing how Ohioans with mental illness and addictions have benefited from his state's decision to expand Medicaid.
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Among the people who are still there, "you're beginning to see opioid addictions," says Nathan Attrill, a scholar at Australian National University who studies the region.
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At the root of this tremendously complex problem is the fact that many within LA's unsheltered population are grappling with substance abuse addictions and untreated mental illness.
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But those with what the government calls "multiple and complex needs", such as mental-health issues, addictions and past stints in prison, rarely go all the way.
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He also told them he had the power to heal people of their addictions and illnesses, and that salvation was only attainable through sexual intercourse with him.
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On some days it seems as if we spend all our energies managing not the conditions we are trained to manage but the addictions that complicate them.
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It's a very inspirational story that many people with drug addictions – or any addiction for that matter – can relate to and be affected in an uplifting way.
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From day one, Young's sang with the scars of a man haunted by quiet tragedies and blatant avarice, addictions and desperate longings, personal traumas and political treachery.
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Woodroffe traveled to Peru to learn about ayahuasca and plant medicine so he could become an addictions counselor, according to his post on the crowdfunding website Indiegogo.com.
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Everything I had learned about addiction gave me an idea last year: I would quit the rest of my negative addictions and make a podcast about it.
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Hall has struggled for three decades with mental illness and drug addictions and has a long history of shoplifting to pay for drugs, but no violent record.
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So far, published research has shown that psilocybin can help reduce cancer patients' depression and anxiety, and help benefit alcohol and smoking addictions and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Republican incumbent Barr, meanwhile, has held up his success in bringing millions of dollars into the state for treating opioid addictions, which have ravaged the district's workforce.
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As with booze, pot, and pills, so long as a skater continued to film tricks, corn syrup addictions were treated as nothing more than a marketable quirk.
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According to researchers from the University of Victoria's Centre for Addictions Research in British Columbia, the health benefits of alcohol—even in moderation—may be pretty negligible.
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Vaping nicotine could be especially harmful to tweens because the substance can stunt brain development and lead to hard-to-break drug addictions, a pediatrician told Insider.
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Particularly in affluent communities, it is easier for young adults and teens to hide their heroin addictions longer because they have money to keep their supply steady.
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When he kicked his addictions in the 1990s, Mr. Masekela established the Musicians and Artists Assistance Program of South Africa, to help South Africans battle substance abuse.
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That is the message given to people with addictions — that this single act is the most transformative, when finally you can benefit from the support of others.
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A plausible estimate for the cost of just the smaller deployment is $35 million, which if used more sensibly could instead get 1,600 Americans off opioid addictions.
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The movement to do away with handwritten prescriptions by doctors is one of many steps states have been taking to try to curb opioid addictions and overdoses.
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Smacking the can was my version of backed-into-a-corner, primal level of denial, the way our minds hold onto these addictions in a reptilian way.
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It doesn't help that Letty's addictions and general world-weariness are given so much space in the story: Each episode begins with her listening to recorded affirmations.
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People have either lost loved ones, watched neighbors shrink into their addictions or come across the wave of needle litter left behind on sidewalks and in parks.
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The Obama administration has underscored the role of medication-assisted treatment, which uses drugs like buprenorphine to help individuals manage the side effects of fighting their addictions.
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Ian Hamilton is an associate professor of addiction and mental health at University of York, and Sally Marlow is an addictions researcher at King&aposs College London.
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We might say we want to kick our tech addictions, but who among us is ready to shell out $350 for a gadget that does so little?
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All the people I spoke to were warm and funny, intelligent and articulate, despite any addictions or mental illnesses that may have led them to the street.
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Today, we have this phenomenon of behavioral addictions where, one tech industry leader told me, people are spending nearly three hours a day tethered to their cellphones.
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The owners of Purdue estimate that company could potentially produce tens of millions of doses of medicine to reverse overdoses and treat addictions at a low cost.
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Known as the "Minnesota Model," the concept was popularized by the Hazelden Foundation, now the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, as a way to treat people with addictions.
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But the FDA would allow a carve-out around mint and menthol flavors for adults who relied on these basic flavors to moderate addictions to actual cigarettes.
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Deaths from drug overdoses have surged in nearly every U.S. county over the last 12 years, mostly because of the explosion of addictions to prescription painkillers and heroin.
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U.S. President Barack Obama will sign legislation passed by Congress aimed at combating a nationwide epidemic of heroin and other opioid addictions, the White House said on Wednesday.
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He detailed years of escalating drug and alcohol use under the nose of divorced parents who showed no apparent concern for their son's burgeoning addictions and compulsive behavior.
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But while she becomes more successful, he becomes a jealous wreck in thrall to his drug and alcohol addictions — even after they move to a remote desert home.
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"She essentially said that she felt it wasn't the only way and that she can handle her addictions, and she would rather attempt controlled consumption," added the insider.
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Most survey respondents believed it was OK to turn away people with drug addictions from employment or housing, and said they didn't want to work closely with them.
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ON A sweltering morning, a motley crowd queues at the BAART Beverly clinic near downtown Los Angeles to receive methadone treatment for their heroin and prescription-opioid addictions.
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With brain receptors being washed in notification happiness, we check back and thus like other addictions, 'neurons that fire together, wire together' and the happiness loop is formed.
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London, whose struggles with addictions were chronicled on VH1's Celebrity Rehab, also made headlines in 2010 when he was kidnapped at gunpoint and forced to use drugs.
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" Anderson, who is currently dating French soccer player and World Cup winner Adil Rami, also offered her thoughts on how technology and computer addictions are affecting "good sex.
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The incarceration rate has increased 700 percent in the last 40 years, leaving inmates with no access to mental health care or guidance in battling their drug addictions.
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As a volunteer, he leads a 30-minute weekly group session for those with mental illnesses and addictions at a Brooklyn Community Services center in East New York.
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The "not a cellphone in sight" meme pokes fun at tired stereotypes of young people and their screen addictions by pairing the phrase with deep cuts throughout history.
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Hoffman was always open with her about his addictions: He regularly attended AA meetings, worked with a therapist, and established a strong support network through the AA program.
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Most Oxycontin addictions struck recreational drug users who snorted or injected it—which bypasses the time-release mechanism and makes it into a short-acting, fast-hitting drug.
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This is something we still need to understand about drug addictions, too, or else risk forever chasing the current panic and never really helping those who are hurting.
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Woodroffe moved to Ucayali after raising funds to help him learn more about plant medicine in Peru to become an addictions counselor, according to the crowdfunding website Indiegogo.
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Dubois says the majority of doctors who were convicted in the cases he examined had a clear "profit motive," while some cases involved physicians who had addictions themselves.
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Monte Drenner is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Master Certified Addictions Counselor The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the views of The Hill.
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The Act trains emergency services workers, police officers, primary care professionals, educators, students and others to recognize symptoms of mental illnesses and addictions and de-escalate crisis situations.
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The star has been very candid over the years about her alcohol and drug addictions, most recently opening up about her issues in the YouTube documentary, Simply Complicated.
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Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb warned on Wednesday that a widely used dietary supplement being used to combat opioid dependency could actually be fueling new addictions.
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After years -- or decades -- of shadows and shelters, living in permanent survival mode can make it virtually impossible to kick lifelong addictions or find effective mental health care.
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Addictions have a physical basis—that is, they do something to our brains that feels good and our brains consequently want more of, so we repeat the behavior.
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The film and TV star has already published two memoirs, and he'll soon be adding a self-help guide (Recovery: Freedom From Our Addictions) to his growing list.
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Bursting through a door, Elton finds himself in group therapy, and immediately reveals his addictions: sex, drink, and drugs—the usual suspects—plus bags and bags of shopping.
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Due to his own addictions and hostile attitude, he slid into an obscurity that largely persists to this day, aside from the occasional spurt interest in his work.
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Oklahoma, a largely rural state whose medical, social welfare and criminal justice systems have been ravaged by opioid addictions and deaths, has "home court advantage," Ms. Burch said.
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A lot of people think eating disorders or addictions are a choice and they make that assumption and then blame the individual: 'Why don't you go fix yourself?
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In addition, the report looked at the cost of non-fatal opioid usage, estimating a total of $72 billion for 2.4 million people with opioid addictions in 2015.
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Young black men who died from meth and GHB during sex; deaths known about by others in Davis's circle but who were too locked into the same addictions.
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On the supply side, benefits like educational assistance, job training and child care assistance also enhance opportunities, as does health coverage itself, especially for those struggling with addictions.
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If the defense lawyers do their job, capital jurors will often hear weeks or even months of evidence about a defendant's upbringing, intellectual limitations, addictions or mental health.
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Advocates for the flavors say they can help adults taper addictions to actual cigarettes, while critics argue they hook young people on nicotine, driving them toward real cigarettes.
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Bridget Jones's Diary (2001) Our thirty-something Brit girl (Renée Zellweger) is trying to kick her addictions to cigarettes, booze, food, and relationships to improve her self-esteem.
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"Over the last 4003 years, 70 years, or so, insurers have scrupulously avoided enrolling people with mental health and addictions as much as possible," Frank previously told me.
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This could include serving their time in the community, or in a program to address any drug addictions, as well as culturally appropriate sentencing measures for indigenous offenders.
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" Ottoway concluded his opening Tuesday afternoon, noting that the total documented cases of addictions or death attributed to one of the Janssen medications in the case amounted to "zero.
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Patients with a history of psychiatric disorders, patients with history of anxiety, past addictions and past controlled substance use, history of tobacco – all those are potential predictors of addiction.
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It's not his jealousy that ultimately does Jackson in; it's his addictions — partly his reaction, it turns out, to a very troubled childhood — that ultimately are his biggest problem.
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Lamar Odom says he still battles the addictions that almost took his life, but says he's winning the war, and plans to fight for as long as it takes.
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That's a big reason why the estimated more than 2 million people in the US with opioid addictions are about 13 times more likely to kill themselves than others.
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Suddenly, there's an epidemic of students with debilitating homework addictions, clerks who die of starvation behind reams of paperwork, and other people who physically can't stop themselves from working.
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"Having their own address and their own safe space will give people the tools they need to access services like job counseling or help with drug addictions," he explains.
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Mr Cassara takes some of her real-life subjects and imagines their fleshed-out stories, mapping their romances and addictions, their nightmarish pasts and fantastical plans for the future.
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And it would allow states to take away the sacred guarantee of coverage for pre-existing conditions, putting people with clinical depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and addictions at risk.
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There's no question that Trump's twin addictions of social media and cable television -- coupled with his, um, free spirit -- has created a news environment like we've never seen before.
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Therefore, by making it more difficult to obtain a college degree and secure a job with a living wage, the AEP likely prolonged the addictions of many affected individuals.
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WASHINGTON, July 6003 (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate on Wednesday passed and sent to President Barack Obama legislation aimed at combating a nationwide epidemic of heroin and other opioid addictions.
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The most compellingly tragic character of all is the desperate twigger, a gentle young man from Colorado ensnared by his addictions who struggles for a second chance at life.
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Residents were promised rental vouchers to help them relocate, but thousands of people—many of them afflicted with severe drug addictions and mental illness—remained in the abandoned buildings.
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"I've never heard any of Lil Peep's music but these dudes losing themselves to drugs is depressing I'll be happy when the culture stops glorifying drug addictions," another tweeted.
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It is important to find answers to the drug crisis, but the solutions must not create more harm than benefit to both people in pain and people with addictions.
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This compares to just 22 percent of men in prison—meaning that women are overwhelmingly more likely to find themselves behind bars as a result of another person's addictions.
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Unfortunately our addictions are so strong that we can't seem to stop on our own and it is not until we hit rock bottom that we finally wake up.
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People went nuts and started calling her out – like 20 people talking smack, saying how she s away from the Lord and shouldn t be posting her addictions online.
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Standish believes this may happen because addictions result from deficiencies in serotonin, which ayahuasca replenishes so that people no longer feel the need to rely on substances for it.
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"Sexbots would always be available and could never say no, so addictions would be easy to feed," Joel Snell, a research fellow at Kirkwood College, told the Daily Star.
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Opiate addictions, on the other hand, tend to be kept hidden, and Nadkarni says they're often under-diagnosed because of the stigma that continues to be associated with them.
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Watch More From Tonic: Socially, women are more likely to have experienced mental health issues like anxiety or trauma—trans women even more so—that tie into their addictions.
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A new case report suggests that drug users are turning to the over-the-counter diarrhea medication loperamide to self-treat their addictions and withdrawal symptoms — with disastrous results.
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At the same time, recent work done on psychedelics has shown potential in treating everything from post-traumatic stress in veterans to promoting creative problem solving and treating addictions.
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For 25 years, Ms. Greenfield, a photojournalist and anthropologist of the privileged, has observed their rituals and addictions with a keen eye for the person beneath the designer logos.
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Weinstein also imagined building a hospital for people with addictions that would be similar to St. Jude's, which treats children with cancer, according to a statement obtained by Vulture.
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Through his blog and book, and this exhibition, his images reinsert those people with opioid addictions into public discourses on the subject, picking up where mass media has failed.
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THEATER Duncan MacMillan's portrait of an actress and her addictions, vivified by a searing turn from Denise Gough, above, sobers up for the end of its run on Sunday.
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In this new musical from the Tony-nominated composer and librettist Dave Malloy, the first in his Signature Theater residency, eight strangers gather to discuss their internet addictions, musically.
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The encounter sets off a love story spanning addictions, accidents and grief, all told in a novel "with a vivid sense of play," Elizabeth Graver said in these pages.
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Dr. Kathleen Maurer, director of health services for Connecticut's corrections department, said it was critical for jails and prisons to treat opioid addictions like chronic diseases, including providing medicine.
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It was later revealed that, also at this time, Carter was developing addictions to drugs and alcohol, and claimed that he had his first drink at 2 years old.
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The White House's package included a new policy giving doctors more leeway in prescribing a powerful medication to help treat addictions, something that was once included in Congress's negotiations.
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Even though Schneider couldn't arrest doctors profiting off their patients' opioid addictions, he called attention to the opioid epidemic 10 years prior to it being declared a national problem.
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"We believe our evidence is persuasive and compelling with regard to their legal responsibility for thousands of deaths and hundreds of thousands of addictions in the state," Hunter said.
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For one, where will current kratom users—especially those who do rely on it to manage their addictions or as a replacement for traditional opioids—turn if it's scheduled?
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The guidance says that states will need to carve out exceptions for people who are medically frail and for people with opioid addictions, so they won't lose their benefits.
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His team says that no other medicine has been able to produce results akin to those of psilocybin, both in the treatment of depression and addictions of all kinds.
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He appeared on Megyn Kelly Today on Tuesday to share his story of dealing with addictions to drugs and alcohol, and ultimately, his recovery — he's been sober for 14 years.
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Job training for unemployed coal miners would be threatened and drug treatment programs would face cuts at a time when heroin and prescription pill addictions are tearing at rural America.
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They're far from a distant memory, and with the right amount of research, you'll find a dedicated group of fans who go to extreme lengths to satisfy their addictions. Sensible?
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Prosecutors said Bathum preyed upon female patients, mostly in their 20s and early 30s, between 2014 and 2016 by plying them with drugs as they fought to overcome their addictions.
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The Moscow-based art critic and theorist Boris Kliushnikov seems to think so, and accordingly, he has been questioning the nature of addictions in a series of small curated exhibitions.
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"Most addictions don't exist in a vacuum," Dr. Young says, so it's often a matter of treating the underlying issues that are contributing to the obsession through cognitive behavioral therapy.
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For those buying insurance in the marketplace, many plans still exclude or limit residential treatment and clinics that dispense methadone, which is used to treat addictions to heroin and painkillers.
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A 2014 Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health study found that Americans are far more likely to feel negatively toward people with drug addictions than people with mental illness.
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In the absence of any national tracking, we asked every provincial and territorial health ministry for data from 220 to present for residential facilities they fund that treat opioid addictions.
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The Northwest Territories refers people with opioid addictions to Alberta or British Columbia because it has no in-patient facilities that treat the condition, a ministry spokesperson told VICE News.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama will sign legislation passed by Congress aimed at combating a nationwide epidemic of heroin and other opioid addictions, the White House said on Wednesday.
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Former air ambulance and air-sea rescue helicopter pilot William supports rescue teams in Britain's hillside areas, while Kate has been helping to tackle addictions and the consequences for families.
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While it's still early, neuroscientists are beginning to see similar brain behavior from device addicted brains, reported by MRI scans as they do with other more traditional drug related addictions.
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Once we're free from the shackles of our own dopamine drives and screen addictions, we can focus on other dystopian issues, like staving off the totalitarian despots and killer robots.
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It's a tragedy when anyone develops an opioid addiction, but it's heartbreaking that some of these addictions could be prevented by using over-the-counter pain relievers instead of opioids.
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And though it's been almost 20 years, the actress says she still attends meetings to maintain her sobriety and be a source of help for others struggling with their addictions.
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Other, more radical ideas include opening self-injection sites or prescribing medical-grade heroin so those in recovery who have been resistant to other treatments can safely manage their addictions.
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Eubanks also recently started working as a program director at The Foundry, an addiction treatment center in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, where he lives, working to help others overcome their addictions.
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People are often quick to stigmatize individuals with drug addictions, but it's so important to remember that it's an illness — and one that Hoffman sought help for on multiple occasions.
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"Yet, only gaming disorder has been proposed for ICD-11 inclusion, with no formal or transparent review of the evidence quality for any of the various addictions," the authors said.
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Groups like the ACOG and the American Civil Liberties Union say that incarceration or the threat of incarceration keep pregnant women with drug or alcohol addictions from seeking prenatal care.
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Hard bodies whose curves were enhanced by OTC diet-pill addictions and working up a sweat in g-string leotards were crowned with aggressively large scrunched socks and leg-warmers.
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I eventually stopped taking it when I saw on the news that all these celebrities—like fucking Stevie Nicks—had Klonopin addictions, and that scared the fuck out of me.
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Behavioral addictions—gaming among them—can cause real distress, but we need to make sure we know what we're treating before we upend peoples' lives, however troubled they may seem.
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Known locally as CEPIAD [Centre de prise en charge intégrée des addictions de Dakar], the drop-in clinic is the first in West Africa running a free opioid substitution service.
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Neither can answer why growth would even be desirable, when its drawbacks range from resource depletion to pollution, from accidents to addictions, from more miles commuted to more hours worked?
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"He didn't escape any of it — jail, drugs, addictions, ruining your family to a point where my mom didn't want me and my brother to be around him," says Hart.
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Mary Taylor (R) revealed how the opioid crisis became personal for her, opening up about her two sons' addictions in an interview with the Dayton Daily News published on Thursday.
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About 75 percent of the 200 children placed into state care in the county have parents with opioid addictions, up from about 40 percent five years ago, local officials say.
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As an OBGYN for 41 years who also provides treatment to those fighting addictions, I am well connected to how the female population is being affected by the opioid epidemic.
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The twist is that the profits are going to non-profit Reboot and Recover, an organization that seeks to provide education and resources to prevent social media addictions and cyberbullying.
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The NT is also failing to provide sufficient levels of mental health and addictions support in order to keep people out of jail in the first place, according to Bardak.
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And while it may be possible to prevent some new addictions by way of prescribing limits, no one can seriously believe that existing addiction will somehow be cured this way.
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" But he says it doesn't have to be this way: "If prison systems are not going to provide clean needles, you'd think they provide the next best thing—addictions treatment.
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A handful of students has begun to specialize in the nascent field, which concentrates on prevention and treatment of addictions and the effect of addictive substances on other medical conditions.
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For David Juurlink, an addictions expert and head of clinical pharmacology and toxicology at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto, there is no question as to whether cannabis addiction exists.
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Without insurance, most Americans with drug use disorders are just not going to be able to afford the kind of rehabilitation and treatment they need to deal with their addictions.
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Few shows did a better job of capturing post-Reagan era fear-mongering than 90s teen soap Beverly Hills, 90210, with multiple characters developing sudden addictions during the show's run.
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A handful of students has begun to specialize in the nascent field, which concentrates on prevention and treatment of addictions and the effect of addictive substances on other medical conditions.
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" Elsewhere in the book, John talks about checking into a hospital in Chicago in 1990 in an effort toward being "treated for three addictions at once: cocaine, alcohol and food.
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He drove up a steep road to the family cemetery where his 64-year old brother, James Turner Campbell, was laid to rest from addictions to that drug and alcohol.
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Since then, our digital addictions have continued to, in some ways, define our lives: In 2015, the Pew Research Center reported that 24 percent of teenagers are "almost constantly" online.
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It has one of highest rates of youth suicide in the country, severe problems with addictions, overcrowding to the point where families have to sleep in shifts, and energy shortages.
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Former air ambulance and air-sea rescue helicopter pilot William, 36, supports rescue teams in Britain's hillside areas, while Kate has been helping to tackle addictions and the consequences for families.
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In early 2016, however, things started going downhill for BP: He got in a fight with another inmate, his addictions counselor stopped working at Waterville Youth Centre, and his grandfather died.
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Sleeving into a morph that's not genetically modified, or is aged, could lead to limited physical and mental capabilities, and some may have physical addictions, low pain tolerance, or other issues.
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"Kids need to understand how addictive nicotine is and that it can affect their health, and performance in school and sports, and lead to worse addictions in the future," Farber says.
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Physicians have testified before Congress about how dangerous nicotine addiction is for developing brains, damaging some executive control functions and leaving teens more susceptible to developing other addictions later in life.
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In Facebook groups and Reddit threads, tens of thousands of people obsess over the best suppliers, dosages, recipes, and strains for every possible ailment, but mostly for kicking their opioid addictions.
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In October, BC Premier Christy Clark struck a new opioid research group, led by Dr. Evan Wood, who recently admitted there are faults in the addictions services available across the province.
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"The F.D.A. has appeared to be somewhat nonchalant in their approach to the opioid epidemic," said Dr. Carl R. Sullivan III, the director of the addictions program at West Virginia University.
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Michel Cote, whose two daughters are now in recovery from opioid and meth addictions, said it took his family 10 years and $200,000 to find a small clinic that finally helped.
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She had one of the most celebrated and beautiful voices of her time, but offstage, singer Judy Collins hid debilitating food, alcohol and opioid addictions, and a long battle with depression.
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China, the world's biggest gaming market, has been imposing tougher rules on the industry, including a halt to new game approvals since March and calls to tackle young people's gaming addictions.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Addicts in a new study at the University of Houston will strap on virtual reality headsets and navigate a "heroin cave" to help them try and kick their addictions.
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He's awful, he's awesome, he's got addictions, he's thrilled us, embarrassed us, he's lied, he's cheated, he's the best ever, and he's all of ours whether we like it or not.
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It also campaigns to raise the standard of professional education across the addictions field, funds groundbreaking research into different facets of addiction, and works to remove the stigma relating to addiction.
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I spent 23 years struggling with addictions of all kinds; I would put down heroin and pick up speed, alcohol, pills, and more, which would all eventually lead back to heroin.
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"In drug users we must promote therapy and improve access to therapy to treat addictions as well as increasing access to hepatitis C treatment for people with both infections," Trickey said.
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" (#odat stands for "one day at a time", a popular hashtag among those in recovery for various addictions.) Zimmern added: "I don't think I ever posted a pic like this before.
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The traditional behavioral and abstinence-based treatments that work amazingly well for other addictions, such as alcohol addiction, are not working as stand-alone therapies for people living with opioid addiction.
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Furthermore, in the criminal justice system, we should be treating people with addictions and small drug possession charges more like patients and less like prisoners by advancing drug and veteran courts.
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A shadowy world of criminals has been targeting major retailers around the country to take advantage of lenient store-return policies and fuel their drug addictions, a CNBC investigation has found.
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In short, the company being accused of lighting the match that ignited the opioid crisis could make a hefty profit treating the very addictions its drug created in the first place.
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"As we continue to expand the scope of our business beyond the opioid crisis to other addictions, there will continue to be sustainable business growth for shareholders as well," he said.
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He says his Los Angeles-based treatment center uses medicinal cannabis as a detox and maintenance protocol for people who have more severe addictions, although it's effectiveness is not scientifically proven.
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There, people overcame their addictions within two or three weeks by using GHB in prescribed doses in a controlled environment, directly assisted by doctors to wean them off the drug itself.
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We talked to four recovering addicts about how their addictions started, the moment they realized they needed to quit, and how their lives have changed for the better after they did.
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The most important provisions of this legislation could help break down the barriers to recovery medications that research shows are most effective in saving the lives of people with opioid addictions.
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The most compelling part of Love's first season, by a wide margin, was Mickey reckoning with her own addictions (not to mention Jacobs's unsparing portrayal of her character's most unflattering tendencies).
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Over the past few years, mental health professionals and social psychologists have debated over whether "digital" addiction ought to be classified in the same way as substance-related disorders and addictions.
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Traditional approaches that tout self-reformation first (getting help for addictions, finding a job) fail to recognize that people can't address those issues without having a stable place to stay first.
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If even just a few people switch entirely from opioids to marijuana or reduce opioid use by substituting marijuana, lives could potentially be saved and addictions avoided or rendered less dangerous.
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Drug manufacturers have been competing fiercely to develop and market medications to treat opioid addictions, which have propelled a steep increase in the number of drug deaths in the United States.
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Jack, on the other hand, is a calamity, and Mr. Perry, who has spoken about his own alcohol and drug addictions, doesn't try to make the picture prettier than it is.
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Newspaper reports about street beggars making lucrative gains by pretending to be homeless and concerns about donated money supporting addictions have left people confused about whether to give money, said Whitlock.
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He opens the series as the heir apparent to the family empire, but his hubris, addictions, and blind loyalty send him into a spiral that has fans clamoring to rescue him.
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Mimi Tarrasch, the executive senior director for WIR, said that many of the program's participants are multi-substance users, but at least 60% have seen their addictions lead them to meth.
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Soon students were experimenting with pills at parties, while some, including Mr. Bradshaw, took to regularly snorting them before school, totally unaware of the opioid addictions taking over their teenage brains.
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I'd like to know what kind of addictions the folks who claim this have because the only thing exercise ever did was leave my body feeling destroyed and my soul broken.
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WASHINGTON — As part of a monthlong challenge to declutter her digital life, Kristi Kremers vowed she would cut off her online addictions: Instagram, Facebook and the news websites she checks hourly.
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What's more, unluckily for the vendors trying to escape addictions, our office was slap bang in the middle of what was Britain's busiest crack- and heroin-selling thoroughfare in Kings Cross.
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To do so, he'll have to battle with the deadly Red Watch — the king's private police force — in addition to his well-meaning doctor and his own myriad addictions and hallucinations.
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Dixon, the parent of an adult child with a substance use disorder, appeared with the president at a community forum to advocate more comprehensive treatment programs for people with opioid addictions.
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In the shop, some 500 items have been repackaged with new branding developed in workshops with members of the local community: schoolchildren, mental health service users, people with addictions, and so on.
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Let's set aside for a moment questions about how to deal with drug dealers who don't have addictions and what level of punishment or consequences might be appropriate when selling is illegal.
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It also introduces Karli to a 10-year-old girl named Salia, who shares what it has been like for her and her little sisters as their parents dealt with their addictions.
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The four women allegedly killed by Border Patrol agent Juan David Ortiz have been described as sex workers and people with drug addictions who spent a lot of time on the streets.
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Unlike the families of people suffering from opioid addictions today, I didn't grow up hearing stories that humanized those affected by addiction or seeing advocates argue for sympathy and rehabilitation over stigmatization.
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In just the span of a decade, some of us have become unhealthily attached to our products and services while the tech companies that make them profit off our so-called addictions.
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"We're just the ones that put it on TV." On a personal level, the musician says his proudest achievement has been overcoming his addictions—McDaniels hasn't had a drink in a decade.
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He wished to become an addictions counsellor—a decision, he said in a YouTube video, brought on by participating in an intervention for a family member who had been struggling with alcohol.
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He was then soon after caught spending roughly $1,000 on the Ashley Madison website while married (he later apologized), and subsequently entered therapy for long-term treatment to help with his addictions.
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Building upon the Mental Health Parity and Addictions Equity Act, the ACA gives people suffering from these devastating illnesses the purchasing power that will allow them to use this new treatment capacity.
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Over the course of Gilmore Girls' (original) seven-season run, she developed music that became as much a part of the world of Stars Hollow as fast-paced dialogue and caffeine addictions.
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Silver had a big effect on the slugger Josh Hamilton, a former No. 1 overall pick who was out of baseball for more than three years because of cocaine and alcohol addictions.
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No parent has buried his or her child because of an addiction to e-cigarettes, but thousands of parents have tragically lost their children to addictions that began with legal opioid prescriptions.
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But Maureen is so weighed down by her own addictions (to cigarettes, booze, pills and violence) she's punishing herself as much as the creeps she clobbers into insensibility with her trusty blackjack.
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In the midst of this terrible epidemic, these reductions in coverage would increase the financial burden on health care providers who are treating both those with addictions and their households and communities.
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Ted Guastello, Vice President of Operations for Newport Academy (who is also a Certified Addictions Treatment Counselor and Registered Addiction Specialist), says the typical length of stay is 45 to 90 days.
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Dr. Hakique Virani, public health and addictions specialist in Edmonton who appeared in VICE's documentary on fentanyl, DOPESICK, said there are a few things that Prince's death should make us reflect on.
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At the end of the day, Affleck felt that his portrayal of a man who lost everything to his addictions and demons would speak to people — and that was important to him.
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"I can't tell you how many students we have being raised by grandparents because of parents' drug addictions," said Jay O'Neal, a seventh-grade English teacher and a leader of the strike.
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And in Rhode Island, where inmates are treated for their addictions, researchers found a 61 percent decrease in post-incarceration deaths in the first six months after the state started its program.
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She's the woman who refused to stop talking about her mental illness, her addictions, her age, and all the other unglamorous things that Hollywood likes to pretend never happens to its starlets.
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The D.E.A.'s move would "put a halt on federally funded research and innovation surrounding the treatment of individuals suffering from opioid and other addictions — a significant public health threat," they wrote.
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The Food and Drug Administration commissioner, Dr. Scott Gottlieb, has created an Opioid Policy Steering Committee to explore "more forceful" actions the agency can take to stem new addictions and reduce overdoses.
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He cited the high rates at which people check their phones and noted that other countries are taking a more proactive approach than the U.S. to controlling kids' addictions to their devices.
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Some large investors are even pressing Apple to develop new tools to help users curb their phone addictions, saying that a feeling of dependency is bad for the company's long-term health.
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" The book didn't do as well as it might have, because by the time it came out Ms. Wurtzel was struggling with the drug addictions she later detailed in "More, Now, Again.
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Without the escape of drugs and alcohol, he is forced to acknowledge the consequences of his dangerously lived life of burned bridges, his historically poor treatment of women, and his many addictions.
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"Dopamine is just a mechanism that explains how addictions can become reinforced, and makes for a catchy title," Dr. Cameron Sepah, a professor at UCSF Medical School, told the New York Times.
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He cited the high rates at which people check their phones and noted that other countries are taking a more proactive approach than the U.S. to controlling kids' addictions to their devices.
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Maybe during the heart of Jim Crow, the height of lynching, or when black people struggling with drug addictions were viewed as criminals to be controlled, not fellow human beings needing help?
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Right now Mr. Brand is promoting his latest book, "Recovery: Freedom From Our Addictions," a thought-provoking explication of the 12-step program run through the Mixmaster of Mr. Brand's verbal pyrotechnics.
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With current annual opioid sales of around $11 billion in the U.S., projected to grow to $85033 billion by 2021, an epidemic of addictions plagues nearly every demographic group in the country.
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Now in his 14th year of sobriety, he finds himself at peace, and in his new book, Recovery: Freedom from Our Addictions, Brand lays out the program that has worked for him.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, then, his new startup will focus on fighting device addictions, like an obsession with a phone or laptop, and the health concerns that come with them, according to a source.
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Now, we have a pretty detailed breakdown of our worst selves, thanks to a new survey called "Bad and Boozy" (LOL or eye roll, depending on your appreciation for Migos puns) from Addictions.
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The foreground is littered with paintbrushes that look more like cigarette butts than anything else (Guston's twin addictions?) along with white, green, and red lumps of paint (the colors of the Italian flag.
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The men of Unit 104 may not have known each other before coming to jail but they all share the belief that their addictions to drugs and alcohol brought them to this point.
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We traveled to three states where overdose deaths have surged—Maine, Pennsylvania, and Ohio—to look at how young people are getting addicted, how we're dealing with those addictions, and how we're dying.
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Historically, Frank said, insurers have been reluctant to cover addiction treatment, because they saw patients with addictions as too expensive, and they saw it as a non-medical issue — so outside their purview.
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In fact, as we learned on Friday, the family that owns Purdue wants to get a piece of the growing industry to treat the opioid addictions that the states have alleged Purdue created.
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It has been shown to reduce depression and anxiety and to help in treating tobacco, alcohol and opioid addictions, and with alleviating symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), according to the organization.
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" EAGLES' JOE WALSH, STRIPPER EX BATTLED SEVERE ADDICTIONS TO COCAINE AND ALCOHOL, BOOK CLAIMS "We can talk ourselves into death or we can talk ourselves into the best life we&aposve ever lived.
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On the whole, it simply transfers wealth from punters to bookmakers; in the most extreme cases, it paves the way for devastating gambling addictions that can plunge bettors' blameless families into financial ruin.
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"Over the last 60 years, 70 years, or so, insurers have scrupulously avoided enrolling people with mental health and addictions as much as possible," Richard Frank, a health economist at Harvard, told me.
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The former Divas champ didn't detail exactly how she overcame her addictions -- or the drug(s) she was hooked on -- but says she's been able to rebuild her life in the time since.
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While the moment should have been romantic, it was quite the opposite since Mickey had just given an entire speech on why she needs a year alone to deal with her various addictions.
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Dr Saket Priyadarshi, a medical director for addictions in Scotland, told a parliamentary committee last month that Scottish drug users typically use depressant drugs, often with alcohol, "which really predispose people to overdoses".
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" He goes on to explain her past addictions don't make her a liar for life ... "In my professional opinion, an addict may get clean and sober and become an honest and truthful person.
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While we impatiently await Season 2, Netflix has kindly offered us some crumbs to continue feeding our addictions to cruiser bikes, Steve's hair, the Upside Down, and Foreigner ballads, via its YouTube page.
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So rather than stick with someone who'll hold him down and look out for him, Future lines up meaningless escapades and reliable dalliances, which inadvertently compounds his woes as well as his addictions.
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High-nicotine vaping devices amount to a "weaponization" of the drug, he said, citing research showing young people are particularly susceptible to nicotine addiction, which could lead them to other addictions including cigarettes.
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The number of new opioid prescriptions is falling while the number of new prescriptions for medication-assisted therapy to treat opioid addictions is slowly starting to rise, according to a new IQVIA paper.
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Under the Hub model, the officer can bring the person's situation to the Hub—which may include staff from child welfare, addictions, or housing assistance agencies—and ask if other agencies can intervene.
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The task force would have five years to set national guidelines for doctors prescribing opioids, which lawmakers hope will rein in the use of unneeded medications that could lead to potentially deadly addictions.
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But he understands that first responders often repeatedly see the same patients who are suffering from addictions and that sometimes their withdrawal symptoms can mimic infections with fever, chills and fatigue, Sledge said.
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Most guests at Amaru Spirit are given a tobacco cleanse during their stay, a dose or two to release toxins, anxiety, and other undesirable elements from the body, especially useful for combating addictions.
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Instead of sending mothers to various specialists, the program relies on family physicians who support the mothers in every aspect: a one-stop shop for prenatal and postnatal care, addictions treatment and counseling.
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When kitchens were being wrapped in a shimmering gauze of glamour, Mr. Bourdain got busy unwrapping them, revealing the injuries and addictions, low wages and high tempers that took a toll on workers.
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As the country tries to shrink its aging prison population, the inmates being released after years locked away often have mental illnesses and addictions that can land them back in prison if untreated.
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"It's been proven the brain doesn't stop growing until you are 25, and yet we're legally selling it to people at 19," Jenny Hanley, an addictions counselor, said as she left the meeting.
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It has been shown to reduce depression and anxiety and to help in treating tobacco, alcohol and opioid addictions, and with alleviating symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), according to the organization.
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Why it matters: The decision addresses a legal debate occurring in several U.S. cities that have approved or considered approving facilities for people with drug addictions to inject themselves in a supervised environment.
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You're dealing with that, but I'm dealing with drug abuse; you're talking about the gang culture and you want to escape that and I want to escape my own self-afflictions and addictions.
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The new film on her life, Judy, follows Garland from 21972 to 21969 as she performs a series of sold-out concerts in London while struggling to cope with depression and her addictions.
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The dopamine kick The institute, which opened in 2014 and focuses on technology addictions including gaming, social media, pornography and internet use, sees eight to 10 cases of addiction every week, Sharma said.
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Medications like methadone and buprenorphine are proven to help a lot of people overcome their opioid addictions, with studies showing they cut all-cause mortality among opioid addiction patients by half or more.
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With the potential to help curb more serious addictions and ease the symptoms of mental illnesses, it seems odd to continue to make it nearly impossible to research the therapeutic potential of psychedelics.
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A new Los Angeles Times report details a painfully ironic contradiction: Vape users turning to cigarettes to cope with their nicotine addictions, challenging vapes' original purpose of helping cigarette users quit smoking altogether.
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The medications don't work for everyone, with data from France and Vermont suggesting that up to half of the people with opioid addictions won't take up the medications even when they're widely available.
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"Over the last 60 years, 70 years, or so, insurers have scrupulously avoided enrolling people with mental health and addictions as much as possible," Richard Frank, a health economist at Harvard, recently told me.
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We know that they're just like us—but until we recognize that the same is true for other kinds of addictions, we're not going to make any real progress in cutting the death toll.
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Lohan, after all, has a long history of being that twentysomething herself, one whose addictions, namely to alcohol, led to a number of attempts at rehab and more than a few readily available mugshots.
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"I Feel Like Dying" allowed Wayne to effectively tap into a new market of fans while laying the groundwork of a space where rappers can express the pain of their addictions alongside their pleasures.
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The lawsuit goes on to claim the woman suffered irreparable damage as a result of the alleged incident -- including mental, psychological, and emotional problems, substance addictions, PTSD, emotional instability ... and lots of other problems.
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There are very few individual-level studies, either observational or clinical, that would allow researchers to support the claim that access to marijuana limits addiction to opioids or successfully treats those recovering from addictions.
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In his statement, he outlined that he planned to take responsibility for his actions, validated many of Weems' allegations, and addressed both his diagnosis with Borderline Personality Disorder and his drug and alcohol addictions.
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Reuters Health - Men with gambling addictions are more likely than their peers to have endured childhood traumas like physical abuse or violence at home, and treatment needs to address this underlying stressor, researchers say.
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Although the Surgeon General should be applauded for acknowledging that addiction is a disease, we as a country must do more in order to succeed in curbing substance abuse and, in particular, opioid addictions.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I think it is interesting the way that people who are homeless, or who have addictions or mental health problems, are able to survive on the streets of New York.
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Taking these facts and soaring tuition costs into consideration, the Financial Aid Fairness for Students Act's sponsors have recognized that stripping aid from individuals with addictions costs our society much more than it saves.
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Ingraham acknowledges that for most of her life she battled drug addictions and committed crimes (mostly writing fake prescriptions for pain pills), and married a man who beat her and is now in prison.
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While reducing opioid prescriptions has undoubtedly stopped many new addictions, it has also led some patients and non-medical users to turn to illegal drugs, which are usually stronger, non-standardized and more dangerous.
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In scenes of Churchill's increasingly uneasy sittings with Sutherland, he's a Lear-like figure, consumed by gloom, defiance and anger — none of which are improved by his addictions to French cognac and Cuban cigars.
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There are moments that recall the aged Jake LaMotta in Raging Bull sitting in front of a mirror, alone, trying to come to terms with the life he's derailed through his vices and addictions.
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Researchers estimate that Obamacare expanded health care, including treatment, to hundreds of thousands of people with addictions, and a recent study linked Obamacare's Medicaid expansion to a 6 percent fall in opioid overdose deaths.
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Dr. Hilarie Cash is the Co-Founder and Chief Clinical Officer of the reSTART Center for Digital Technology Sustainability, a center offering rehab and recovery services for those with tech, gaming, and internet addictions.
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The New York Times spent months interviewing people who had developed addictions to opioids and their families, as well as addiction experts, to try to answer two questions: Why do people use these drugs?
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Mr. Sangha said that the clinic found that 80 percent of the people on medications for opioid addiction were also using stimulants; now, however, the program has helped stabilize those struggling with multiple addictions.
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There are some serious story lines at play, but even when it's discussing post-traumatic stress or addictions or grief, the series never loses sight of the fact that it's a warm multicamera sitcom.
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"You're going to pay now, or you're going to pay later," said Lenora Marcellus, a registered nurse and professor at the University of Victoria in Canada who specializes in treating pregnant women with addictions.
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Bataller says the treatment is used to analyze, diagnose and treat neurological disorders such as depression, chronic pain, sleep disorders, strokes and addictions on its guests as well as for its brain-boosting benefits.
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He is a director of Elmcor Youth and Adult Activities, a community development organization in Corona, Queens, that operates a food pantry, a residential program for people overcoming addictions, senior centers and sporting facilities.
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Juice WRLD's family is breaking their silence on the death of the 21-year-old rapper, shedding light on his battle with prescription drug abuse and his fight to help others beat their addictions.
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Caron Treatment Centers, which treats drug and alcohol addictions, found that 85 percent of 2,018 adults surveyed last year said they believed that it was appropriate to drink at a holiday party at work.
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And though I'm sure you meant well, Marc, you were just grandiose enough to take the bait, as if Superman could add a superpower: able to crack addictions with a single first-class stamp.
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But, she adds, after growing up with an alcoholic father who didn't seem to want help, she cares less about providing rehabilitation for those dealing with addictions than she does about supporting law enforcement.
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Instagram hashtags like #SoberCurious, #SoberLife, #SoberAF, #SoberSaturday, and #SoberIsSexy are connecting those who are actively recovering from their addictions and those who are "sober curious" and simply interested in exploring the benefits of sobriety.
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A physicalized and joyful outburst would be a way to overturn stagnant "half-symptoms" — backaches, compulsions, addictions, and the endless vague diseases tacked on regularly to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.
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