Initiatives include increased access to substance abuse centers and mental health services, education, and increased support for veterans with substance abuse.
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The 27-year-old has struggled with substance abuse and is currently serving an NFL suspension for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
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The family behaves as though Jack's status as a late person with substance abuse issues bars anyone from ever talking about those substance abuse issues.
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If you or someone you know is in need of substance abuse help, please contact the SAMHSA substance abuse helpline at 1-800-662-HELP.
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According to the latest data from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, 1.9 million Americans have a substance abuse disorder that involves prescription painkillers.
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Josh has been battling substance abuse for years -- he missed most of the 2014 season and all of the 2015 season due to substance abuse policy violations.
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In the U.S., where most states take a punitive approach to mothers with a history of substance abuse, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA) reports that fewer than a quarter of the nation's substance abuse treatment centers offer services tailored to pregnant or postpartum women.
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She was a former youth counselor at the Community Action Against Substance Abuse, a program that trains youth to teach their peers about substance abuse prevention, The Courant reported.
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Walmart's Vudu adds Family Play feature so viewers can skip sex, violence and substance abuse Vudu viewers can turn filters on and off for sex/nudity, violence, substance abuse and language.
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But they also came from backgrounds that were full of domestic violence, substance abuse, and many from homes where their parents were involved in substance abuse...most came from backgrounds of poverty.
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The more of these experiences occur, the more likely a child will suffer from mental illness and substance abuse later in life, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
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Substance abuse, behavioral disorder, and mental health counselors are projected to have employment growth of 22.5% between 2018 and 2028, and mental health and substance abuse social workers a 17.8% growth rate.
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Kimberly Johnson, director of the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment at the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, said that in the early 1900s, there wasn't much known about these poppy derivatives.
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In 2011, the Staten Island Partnership For Community Wellness, a nonprofit health organization, started a project to specifically address youth and young adult substance abuse: the Tackling Youth Substance Abuse Project, or TYSA.
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The problems range from depression and anxiety to substance abuse.
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Over the years, Adler has publicly struggled with substance abuse.
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And then there's the state's ongoing battle with substance abuse.
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In older teens and adults, substance abuse is often present.
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While New Hampshire is battling a substance abuse crisis, Sen.
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Jones was suspended for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy.
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O'Connor has publicly struggled with her own substance abuse issues.
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John Skipper stepped down in December citing substance abuse problems.
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We're told the split definitely did not involve substance abuse.
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Read more about the candidates' stance on substance abuse here.
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In identical twins, we often see shared substance abuse issues.
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If you'll recall, Rayanne has her own substance abuse narrative.
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They're more prone toward substance abuse, and anxiety and depression.
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It looks to address both mental illness and substance abuse.
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Substance abuse is quite prevalent in the food service industry.
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I've got an addictive personality and a substance abuse problem.
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The compulsion for distraction through substance abuse is dangerously strong.
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She also sought professional help for substance abuse in 2010.
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And there are, of course, major substance abuse concerns today.
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We support his decision to enter a substance abuse program.
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Bell left the band to get away from substance abuse.
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Relationships, finance, family problems, substance abuse, those sorts of things.
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Addiction and substance abuse are growing concerns in the country.
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Contains substance abuse, coarse language throughout and some sexual material.
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There is a strong connection between gambling and substance abuse.
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For boys, the risks can include substance abuse and suicide.
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But McLeod's problems with substance abuse made the relationship tumultuous.
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Matt Gaetz brought up Hunter Biden's substance abuse issues. Rep.
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"If you or someone you know struggles with self-harm or substance abuse, please seek help by contacting the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) 1-800-662-HELP (4357)," the statement reads.
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Dr. Silvia Martins, a substance abuse expert at Columbia University, told The New York Times that "playing video games, using social media, that fulfills the necessity of sensation seeking" associated with mind-altering substance abuse.
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"It costs $2,000 a year, on average, per person for outpatient mental health and substance abuse services," Terri White, the commissioner for the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, told The Oklahoman .
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She opened about her mental health and struggles with substance abuse.
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Cassidy had also battled with substance abuse in the last decade.
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Also, substance abuse can cause sleep disturbances, which result in relapse.
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Weston has previously battled substance abuse but he is now sober.
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Some women turn to substance abuse as a means to cope.
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This is in large part because substance abuse now affects everyone.
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Chasnoff is no stranger to the field of prenatal substance abuse.
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They explore substance abuse and mental illness in deeply considered ways.
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Substance abuse for nerds—and aftercare when they make terrible mistakes.
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Of course, the Browns know Gordon has struggled with substance abuse.
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That June, he entered rehab for depression, alcoholism, substance abuse problems.
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Substance abuse has been on the rise since 2000, it said.
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He also has to complete a 1 year substance abuse program.
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And substance abuse has been associated with higher risk of suicide.
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Onstage Justin joked about his OCD, his substance abuse, his neuroses.
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This may include complications resulting from disability, suicide, or substance abuse.
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Mental health issues and substance abuse can play a role, too.
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Bell ordered substance abuse treatment, which the jail does not offer.
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Does he think substance abuse is acceptable within the music industry?
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The actress has a previous history of substance abuse and rehabilitation.
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States rely on the ACA's Medicaid expansion for substance abuse treatment.
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Long before that diagnosis, he struggled with depression and substance abuse.
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Post-traumatic stress can cause erratic driving or substance abuse problems.
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Valenti had no history of mental-health disorders or substance abuse.
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Valenti had no history of mental-health disorders or substance abuse.
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Educational programs can help stop recreational substance abuse before it happens.
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If you or someone you know needs help with a substance abuse disorder, contact the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) through its national helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357) or visit findtreatment.samhsa.gov.
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In a national public service announcement for The Hunter Foundation and T.R.U.S.T., Williams — who has long battled substance abuse — encouraged those who struggle with drug addiction or substance abuse, or know people that do, to seek help.
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She returned to the show afterward — as did her substance-abuse problems.
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"Historically, states have been loath to cover substance abuse treatment," he said.
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"We're dealing with it," she continued, speaking about Ozzy's substance abuse issues.
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Alcohol and substance abuse played a role in more than a third.
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The show also deals with bullying, rape, gun violence and substance abuse.
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McKinney had a complicated history of mental health issues and substance abuse.
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Mental health issues, suicide, eating disorders, substance abuse, to name a few.
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But many people cut down on substance abuse and anti-social behaviour.
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Unfortunately, depression and substance abuse can lead to further problems, including suicide.
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Trumpcare restricts access to mental health care and substance abuse treatment programs.
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Social and emotional learning reduces and prevents violence, suicide, and substance abuse.
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She also runs a high-profile substance-abuse clinic in Las Vegas.
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He would later help other baseball players with their substance abuse problems.
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The couple has opened up about Shepard's substance abuse in the past.
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He's battled substance abuse in the past, and friends fear a relapse.
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Objectification has been linked to poor body image, insecurity, and substance abuse.
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But we have slashed one substance abuse treatment program by 33 percent.
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She went through issues of self-harm, substance abuse and suicide attempts.
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Additionally, Kentucky's waiver addresses dental coverage, vision coverage and substance abuse treatment.
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Whitney Houston was another entertainer who was long dogged by substance abuse.
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Monteith, however, was already dealing with substance abuse by his early teens.
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The rock star had a history of substance abuse and chemical dependency.
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Substance abuse and run-ins with the law quickly undid it all.
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The form also asks about substance abuse, criminal history and mental health.
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In California, critics have pounced on such proposals as normalizing substance abuse.
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He also lectures on substance abuse -- tips on how to stay clean.
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Daly's past is also checkered with domestic violence and substance abuse issues.
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There also cannot be further mental health and substance abuse budget cuts.
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I'm just a middle-aged house dad with a substance-abuse problem.
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There are very few beds for mental health or substance abuse treatment.
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The proposal addresses three phases of substance abuse: prevention, treatment and recovery.
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Madeleine Dean (D-Pennsylvania) -- Patrick Flynn, a substance abuse awareness activist Rep.
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He brought up Hunter Biden's substance abuse issues in a later hearing.
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Law firms are often reluctant to discuss substance abuse with their lawyers.
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"Infective endocarditis related to substance abuse is a nationwide epidemic," Harb said.
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Many are young men, often with concomitant psychiatric or substance abuse histories.
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She stood up for those with mental illness and substance abuse disorders.
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Effective, accessible clinical care, including for substance abuse, is another major factor.
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Medicaid substance abuse programs have filled a gaping need during this crisis.
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Cook's announcement followed recent speculation that he had a substance abuse problem.
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More than 218% of young Americans between 222 and 53 — the Army's prime recruiting demographic — are ineligible to serve due to not meeting fitness standards; having medical, mental health, or substance abuse issues, substance abuse, or a criminal history.
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Other studies have connected poor sleep to depression, substance abuse and weight gain.
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And their substance abuse issues may exacerbate other health conditions, such as diabetes.
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He's clearly upset with people assuming Tiger has a serious substance abuse issue.
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In addition, they receive a list of mental health and substance abuse resources.
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The commission will also study issues of substance abuse, homelessness and mental illness.
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Federal prisoners will receive educational, job training, substance abuse and mental health help.
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Unlike with substance abuse issues, however, spending addictions are often minimized and disparaged.
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After leaving school, Carter struggled for years, battling schizophrenia, substance abuse and homelessness.
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The funds for the tax would then be used for substance abuse treatment.
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The actress has struggled for years with substance abuse and mental health issues.
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His most noted works revolved around the decade's AIDS and substance abuse epidemics.
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The Pittsburgh rapper has been public about his substance abuse issues and depression.
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Brooke Mueller is seeking professional help amid her ongoing battle with substance abuse.
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She believes Brad has substance abuse and anger issues that must be addressed.
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In truth, the cause may have been more directly related to substance abuse.
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Other pledges include: Expanding federal funding for mental health and substance abuse services.
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About half that number consider substance abuse during pregnancy to be child abuse.
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Carrie was pretty open about her issues with substance abuse for a reason.
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Living with a family member who has a substance abuse disorder isn't easy.
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Cage, who now faces jail time, has battled substance abuse in the past.
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Dreamer told fans the seizure was not the result of substance abuse. Interested.
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"Unprotected sex from substance abuse is a known problem," sighs Dr. Wilken-Jensen.
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During his lifetime, the rapper was open about his battle with substance abuse.
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Though she had a "sober companion," Lovato continued to hide her substance abuse.
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Heather has been fighting substance abuse and coping with mental illness for years.
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Her probation will include a full psychiatric evaluation and rehabilitation for substance abuse.
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Substance abuse can cost people their jobs, their homes, and create family strife.
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The play also centered on stuff like family tensions and substance abuse struggles.
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While they were making it, Pierre's substance abuse almost broke up the band.
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The cause was not disease, but suicide and the effects of substance abuse.
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Ricci offered support instead of abandoning her during her battle with substance abuse.
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Lomas also maintains that substance abuse played a major role in their relationship.
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In a country where substance abuse is widespread, there are no detoxification centers.
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The ratio of opioid dependence to other substance abuse problems varied by state.
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She also sought professional help for substance abuse and entered rehab in 2010.
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Less obvious manifestations can include eating disorders, self-harming behaviors and substance abuse.
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Dollars need to be spent on addressing mental health, substance abuse and homelessness.
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Gordon has played in just 52 NFL games while battling substance-abuse issues.
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Bridges struggled with substance abuse problems, while Coleman had personal and financial problems.
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After grappling with regret, doubt, and substance abuse, she reflects on the journey.
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He's in recovery for an eating disorder as well as for substance abuse.
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In addition, Glenn is undergoing counseling and substance abuse rehabilitation on his own.
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He called for sealing some drug-related records and funding substance abuse treatment.
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Beyond two preachy substance-abuse numbers, this is consistently fun, interesting, or both.
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"We need to think about substance abuse much more broadly," Dr. Lewis said.
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One recommendation was for the government to increase access to substance abuse treatment.
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The Neediest Cases Fund For 1923 years, Gloria Espada struggled with substance abuse.
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Sonni claims Jeremy has a history of substance abuse, verbal and emotional abuse.
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One of those essential benefits is mental health and substance abuse disorder treatment.
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Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and the BandRated R. Talk of substance abuse.
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She struggled with substance abuse before learning that Kutcher allegedly cheated on her.
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The center had offered minimal services for substance abuse before the health law.
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Locklear has made headlines over the years for issues related to substance abuse.
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Over the years, Gordon had been suspended multiple times for substance abuse issues.
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So there was this caution and substance abuse around the making of it.
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Gomez had never seen a life without horse racing or without substance abuse.
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By following the relationship between genius and mental illness, mental illness and substance abuse, and then substance abuse, health problems and accidental death, you can see why so many great artists seem almost destined for a premature or drug-induced demise.
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In 2011, I worked to reauthorize grants that support families who struggle with substance abuse, and that improve the well-being of children who are not in their homes or are likely to be removed because of parental substance abuse.
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Substance abuse and alcoholism is rife; life expectancy rates hover around the early 50s.
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Substance abuse is a serious issue that reaches even to the halls of Congress.
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As we see high rates of substance abuse, depression, and suicide in certain professions.
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Too many people go to prison because of mental health or substance abuse issues.
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Locklear is currently seeking long-term treatment for substance abuse and her mental health.
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In families with alcoholism, substance abuse or mental illness, the problem is only worsened.
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Some of them are no longer with us, lost to substance abuse and suicide.
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Instead, the report cites "chronic substance abuse" as the direct cause of Dias' death.
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The Affordable Care Act requires health insurance plans to cover treatment for substance abuse.
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"She was an alcoholic for 27 years substance abuse KILLED my childhood," he wrote.
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She went from the hospital into rehab for substance abuse and mental health issues.
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She wondered whether more traffic would lead to more substance abuse in her community.
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Medina's twin brother Jim (Cody Fern) is in a downward spiral of substance abuse.
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He was suspended four games in 2016 for violating the NFL substance-abuse policy.
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The truth is, Miller did not battle substance abuse because of a bad breakup.
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In the mid-1970s Ellroy realised that substance abuse was impeding his other appetites.
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DBT can be particularly helpful in treating substance abuse and PTSD, Dr. Angelosante says.
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Both Brandon and Pamela have blamed the incident on Tommy's alcoholism and substance abuse.
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But most people with substance abuse issues are better served in treatment, he says.
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These include creating greater access to affordable housing, substance abuse services and counseling support.
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Aside from her tumultuous relationship on the show, she also struggle with substance abuse.
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Standifer persisted, claiming Bookout's decision to discuss Edwards' substance abuse did not help Edwards.
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In the budget blueprint, Trump highlighted investments in opioid addiction and substance abuse treatment.
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Essential health benefits also include coverage for mental health care and substance abuse treatment.
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The rapper has been to rehab before while battling substance abuse issues for years.
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The court seems to be taking Tammy's allegations about Darius' substance abuse very seriously.
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Her battle with substance abuse was well-known and she spoke about it openly.
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In general, the resources available for people with substance abuse problems are not sufficient.
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But Schorpen battled substance abuse and was arrested several times on drug-related charges.
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At the time he was working as a substance-abuse counsellor in Houston, Texas.
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If you or someone you know is struggling with substance abuse, head to halfofus.
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The substance abuse would factor in her battle to retain custody of her children.
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You can also call the SAMHSA substance abuse helpline at 1-800-662-HELP.
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Checking into the substance abuse program — something another insider told PEOPLE was Lamar's choice.
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Such sites often provide substance abuse treatment, HIV and hepatitis testing and other services.
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The DSM version of gaming disorder is built around substance abuse disorder, explained Ferguson.
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The actor, 41, who battled substance abuse, celebrated 12 years of sobriety in September.
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The funds raised by the tax would then be used for substance abuse treatment.
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Eating disorders, loneliness, substance abuse, and depression are still pervasive among LGBT youth worldwide.
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Tas's story of overcoming substance abuse and tragedy has helped others do the same.
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There's a constant denial of a substance abuse problem or refusal to get help.
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He is also addicted to methamphetamines and has zero interest in substance-abuse treatment.
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Others with a history of substance abuse have been hired outside of the program.
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There, he might have a shot at fresh air, sunshine, and substance-abuse treatment.
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I stumbled into offering substance abuse treatment for my patients out of sheer necessity.
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Substance abuse and a serious motorcycle accident in 1988 derailed his life and career.
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In March 2013, Monteith admitted himself into a treatment facility for his substance abuse.
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Research consistently showed it was ineffective at its stated purpose of curbing substance abuse.
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Assistance for children in foster care due to parental substance abuse is also included.
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Matt Gaetz: And I don't want to make light of anybody's substance abuse issues.
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The measure would also create programs for substance abuse treatment, prevention, education and awareness.
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Smith was suspended in November 2015 for violating the league's policy on substance abuse.
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My job is to spread awareness about substance abuse and the disease of addiction.
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Murder, suicide, substance abuse and all the usual diseases and sicknesses were ruled out.
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He said his son had struggled with substance abuse, anger management and learning issues.
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However, the Air Force still won't accept people with a diagnosed substance abuse disorder.
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Mr. Ambrose wrote in social media posts online of his struggles with substance abuse.
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Both Webster daughters, Brooke, 41, and Hillie, 30, have been treated for substance abuse.
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The Women's Justice Program provided trauma-informed mental health treatment and substance abuse recovery.
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An important part of that rehabilitation is the administration of various substance abuse programs.
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There's also a lot of body image and eating disorder and substance abuse stuff.
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Neidhart struggled with substance abuse -- he went to rehab twice after drug-related arrests.
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He's already missed the entire 2015 and 2016 NFL seasons for substance abuse issues.
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Workers in the accommodations and food services industry still have the highest rates of past-year substance abuse disorder (16.9%) and past-month illicit drug use (19.1%), according to a 2015 national survey by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
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She was medical director of California's Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs, before becoming the first chief medical officer at the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, or Samhsa, the primary federal agency overseeing substance abuse and mental health services, in 2013.
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There will be $3 billion allotted for fiscal year 2018 and $3 billion for fiscal year 2018 to combat the opioids and substance abuse epidemic, including state grants, public prevention programs, and law enforcement needs related to substance abuse and mental health programs.
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People who have substance abuse disorders often have co-occurring physical and mental health issues.
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This form of therapy has been successful in treating depression, substance abuse, and other problems.
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"I had a substance abuse problem," he said, backing his own initial reason for resigning.
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It's a substance abuse program, but he was not abusing drugs when he went in.
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Valley of the Dolls soon was synonymous with sin and substance abuse in show business.
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Jordinson also countered reports that she is mentally ill or has a substance abuse problem.
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SIB appears in 80 percent of people suffering from mood, anxiety, and substance abuse disorders.
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Six years later, the couple divorced due to the singer's substance abuse issues and infidelity.
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Depression and anxiety, substance abuse, violence and suicidal thoughts are all associated with head injuries.
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Preliminary research has shown that substance abuse and sleeping disorders can go hand in hand.
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The 2 split in May, and it was revealed he was battling substance abuse issues.
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Other requirements include psychological testing, substance abuse classes, surrendering of firearms, and random drug testing.
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He was suspended four games in 2015 for violating the NFL&aposs substance-abuse policy.
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Following her struggles with substance abuse, Bynes quit acting and is now attending fashion school.
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There will also be advice for family and friends of people with substance abuse problems.
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He apologized to the court during brief remarks and said he has overcome substance abuse.
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First there was the fourth violation of the NBA's substance-abuse policy for marijuana use.
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And it would invest $60 billion to combat substance abuse, including building more treatment centers.
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He had been cycling in and out of depression and substance abuse all my life.
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One requires insurers to cover "essential health benefits" such as substance abuse and maternity care.
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Many attributed panic attacks, substance abuse, depression, and hospitalizations to the stress of the job.
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For Claypool addiction and substance abuse is simply part of the fabric of his family.
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If untreated, an individual is at higher risk of substance abuse/addiction and or suicide.
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"Risk-taking, substance abuse, hypersexuality: those are fairly common reactions to sexual trauma," Stockton says.
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The results are chilling, especially in light of other substance abuse crises plaguing the country.
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Younkins has a history of substance abuse -- he went to rehab for alcohol in 2015.
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Transgender youth can face depression, suicide and substance abuse at higher rates than their peers.
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And, our sources are well aware the 26-year-old had struggled with substance abuse.
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Foster served a suspension for violations of league policies on personal conduct and substance abuse.
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TMZ broke the story when Aaron finally decided to check in for substance abuse treatment.
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The Grammy winner had struggled with depression and substance abuse for years before his death.
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FYI -- the wellness policy covers everything from substance abuse to annual physicals and cardiovascular health.
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The facility will take a tech-focused approach to treating individuals with substance-abuse disorders.
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According to reports, Claiborne is appealing a suspension for violations of the substance abuse policy.
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Players who test positive the first time are referred to the league's substance-abuse program.
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Adam's substance abuse and Leonard's alcoholism fed a long estrangement that ended in sober reconciliation.
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But increasingly, I've found that suburban women are worried about the epidemic of substance abuse.
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ESPN President John Skipper resigned on Monday in order to deal with substance abuse issues.
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He has also battled substance abuse issues, which involved a stint in rehab in 2014.
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But one of the songs on your new album is an anti-substance abuse song.
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Fisher was very open and honest about her ongoing struggle with substance abuse and addiction.
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Swoon thinks those early art classes may have saved her from a substance abuse problem.
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The legacy has led to disproportionately high rates of aboriginal violence, substance abuse and deprivation.
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There are other crucial factors: limited access to mental health services and growing substance abuse.
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It motivated him to enter a rehabilitation program and to become a substance abuse counselor.
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The federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration is considering ways to encourage directives. .
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That knowledge, coupled with her grit, helped Ms. Goodson escape the grip of substance abuse.
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And that, experts tell Business Insider, could lead to a sharp rise in substance abuse.
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She would excel at work, then substance abuse would cause her to lose her jobs.
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He was suspended in 2015 for violating the league's substance-abuse and personal conduct policies.
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Most of those women are poor, African-American or Latino, and have substance abuse problems.
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In October 2015, Elam was suspended one game for violating the NFL's substance-abuse policy.
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Jeremy denied that, and says Sonni is actually the parent with a substance abuse issue.
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These work requirements create an additional barrier to accessing substance abuse treatment for unemployed people.
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He was suspended in 2002 for violating the league's substance-abuse policy, and never returned.
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She founded the Betty Ford Center for substance abuse and addiction in Rancho Mirage, California.
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"My goal is to educate kids on the dangers of substance abuse," he told Insider.
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"We certainly understand that substance abuse is a tragic and devastating disease," the statement said.
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Herndon served a season-opening four-game suspension for violating the NFL's substance-abuse policy.
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Poverty, homelessness, substance abuse, poor nutrition and so on, are deeply correlated with health problems.
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CNN: Hip-hop sometimes glorifies substance abuse, whether it's alcohol, drinking lean or popping pills.
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The same brain centers stimulated by substance abuse are stimulated by internet addiction, he added.
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Issues of substance abuse, post-traumatic stress and depression, left untreated, are killing our veterans.
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White, refusing to concede defeat, remained in New Iberia, working as a substance-abuse counselor.
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Those requiring mental health and substance abuse care are particularly victimized by the Senate budget.
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Participants may be asked to get a substance abuse evaluation, but treatment is not mandatory.
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Nearly 75 percent of unsheltered people in the United States struggle with substance abuse disorders.
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It was the second time Waller has been suspended by the league for substance abuse.
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Jac's problems with substance abuse started with a back injury and a prescription for OxyContin.
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Community Health Corps will help communities deal with issues like mental health and substance abuse.
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The 25-year-old singer — who has long been vocal about her struggles with addiction and her treatment for bipolar disorder, bulimia, self-harm and substance abuse — shared a Twitter post on March 15 celebrating the sixth anniversary of her triumph over substance abuse.
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The depression was often mixed with other problems, like substance abuse, mild dementia or physical pain.
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Heather Locklear has long struggled with substance abuse — and she's once again seeking help in rehab.
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People are then more likely to take up risky behaviors such as overeating and substance abuse.
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Male impotence, substance abuse, right-wing politics, left-wing politics, sexually transmitted diseases, cancer, mental health.
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Gordon is tight with former Browns teammate, Johnny Manziel -- another guy who's battling substance abuse issues.
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Gordon was suspended Thursday for violating terms of his reinstatement from a ban for substance abuse.
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CRANE (voice-over): And for that, Arlene is now an advocate for those fighting substance abuse.
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Someone who may have a substance abuse problem or a very liberal attitude toward work hours?
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He said he's been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, as well as a substance abuse problem.
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He also developed drug and alcohol rehab centers and spoke against substance abuse to youth groups.
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Some become agoraphobic, others turn to substance abuse or alcohol, and many, many more are depressed.
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"These fraudulent treatments often lead patients to depression, substance abuse, self-harm and suicidality," she continued.
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Opioid epidemic: The bill will allocate an additional $45 billion for substance abuse treatment and recovery.
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But before he trailblazed substance abuse research, Kleber didn't plan to end up in the field.
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In December 2013, she first filed for divorce amid rumors of Odom's substance abuse and cheating.
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The late Hugh Hefner is attempting to prevent his loved ones from falling into substance abuse.
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Meyers has had a long history of substance abuse and has been to rehab several times.
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News in May that his past substance abuse problems had nothing to do with the breakup.
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That is at least partly due to the stigma surrounding mental health problems, including substance abuse.
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In her 2000 autobiography, Angel on My Shoulder, she recounted her lifelong battle with substance abuse.
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He also developed drug-and-alcohol rehab centers and spoke against substance abuse to youth groups.
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A personal history of alcoholism or substance abuse may be a risk factor for developing depression.
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As an advocate, Fisher spoke openly about the difficulties of her substance abuse during these periods.
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Obamacare mandated that insurers cover 10 essential health benefits, including maternity, substance abuse and prescription drugs.
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Psychedelic drugs might actually help reduce incidents of domestic violence among men with substance abuse problems.
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The athlete has made a remarkable turn-around since entering rehab for substance abuse in 2014.
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She allegedly suffers from severe depression brought on by years of substance abuse, CBS News reported.
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As for Steven's past substance abuse -- his rep assured us he's been sober for several years.
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The late culinary star had been open about his history with substance abuse in the past.
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More people have a substance abuse disorder than have cancer, but only 10 percent receive treatment.
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The mental health impacts of financial difficulties are wide-ranging, including anxiety, insomnia and substance abuse.
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Joseph had been accused of child neglect and substance abuse since 2008, according to the outlet.
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Many are also contending with other problems born of poverty, like disability, unemployment and substance abuse.
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Most people with emotional or substance abuse struggles don't tell their physicians that the have problems.
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Welcome to Gizmodo's Happy Hour: Substance abuse for nerdsBud Sour Ale is not a real beer.
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Four months later, Tallulah, only 20, entered rehab for substance abuse, depression and an eating disorder.
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"We've also seen shortages in outpatient mental health facilities and substance abuse treatment programs," Hsia said.
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Only one-third of specialty substance abuse treatment programs in the country offer MAT, she said.
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I completed classes on substance abuse and conflict resolution and started practicing self control and diplomacy.
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Or was it an entirely fair outcome, a reflection of society's changing attitudes toward substance abuse?
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Bryant, who turns 27 next Thursday, reportedly violated the NFL's substance abuse policy during the offseason.
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Voters in Laconia chose Philip Spagnuolo, a substance abuse counselor, over former state employee Les Cartier.
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By the numbers: Coverage of substance abuse treatment was especially bad compared to physical health treatment.
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Factor in substance abuse crises, and the hours left for officers to pursue crime dwindle rapidly.
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Lovato, 25, has been open about her struggles with addiction and substance abuse in the past.
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The second half of the 2000s saw Cornell settle into peaceful family life without substance abuse.
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Edwards has long battled substance abuse and completed his most recent stint in rehab in December.
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The new policies must, for example, cover maternity care and mental health and substance abuse services.
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Substance Abuse was eliminated because Trump is a teetotaler in reaction to his older brother's alcoholism.
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Women tend to develop depression alongside their PTSD, while men tend to tack on substance abuse.
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A third of police are domestic abusers, and obviously many of them have substance abuse problems.
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Lovato has long been candid about coping with bipolar disorder, eating disorders, and substance abuse issues.
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That's why keeping mental health and substance abuse services open and available is essential, Stauffer said.
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The state is also second to last in the nation on spending for substance abuse programs.
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He was upset he'd lost Erin to drugs after she wrestled with substance abuse for years.
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Specifically, they can turn filters on and off for sex/nudity, violence, substance abuse and language.
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" Jones alleges that Henricks has a "history of substance abuse, and continues to drink, use marijuana.
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Although many of them struggle with substance abuse, they all passed drug tests on their return.
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Miller, as depicted in much of his music, has had a tumultuous year with substance abuse.
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He later entered the league's substance abuse recovery program and also learned he had bipolar disorder.
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His mother retired as a nonprofit administrator who specialized in substance-abuse prevention and child development.
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Nascar has a substance abuse policy that applies to the "misuse" of alcohol and prescription drugs.
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In a slight move toward more transparency, the Tour will start reporting suspensions for substance abuse.
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Prevention and treatment of substance abuse, including narcotics, is one of the targets under SDG 3.
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But Michelle Hurd's portrayal of someone who has additionally dealt with substance abuse is quite gripping.
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He often rapped about substance abuse and spoke openly about his struggles with depression and addiction.
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Purpose seems beneficial to overcoming substance abuse, healing from tragedy and loss, and achieving economic success.
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"This will better prevent self harm, suicide, substance abuse, and poor mental health," the petition said.
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People in need of substance abuse treatment may respond to this policy by avoiding Medicaid altogether.
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Nico Tortorella is baring all in a new book about sexuality, past loves and substance abuse.
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Alice Uttlang is the head of COSAP, the city government's Cebu Organisation for Substance Abuse Prevention.
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Supporters argued that the proposal will help those with substance abuse issues get the necessary treatment.
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And numerous studies have found an association between a history of induced abortion and substance abuse.
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They are twice as likely to experience anxiety, depression, substance abuse, and even thoughts of suicide.
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A man received more than $130,0003 after he sent his fiancée's daughter for substance abuse treatment.
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By the numbers: Coverage of substance abuse treatment was especially bad compared to physical health treatment.
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In all the films, people don't show much compassion for the character struggling with substance abuse.
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When to get help: As noted above, other life stresses can drive you to substance abuse.
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I began to wonder how national organizations dedicated to treating substance abuse think about this issue.
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Around 11 million Americans currently receive mental health and substance abuse treatment under the Medicaid expansion.
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I believe, honestly, that&aposs why he really wants to do this and champion this cause, and put this forward so that other families that are dealing with substance abuse or Polly-substance abuse don&apost have to suffer in the way that his family did.
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"The current regulations, issued initially in 1971, need to be updated to reflect changes in the manufacture of controlled substances, changing patterns of substance abuse and markets in illicit drugs, and the challenges presented by the current national crisis of controlled substance abuse," the rule states.
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The study is the first wide-ranging look at lawyer substance abuse issues in approximately 25 years.
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This contrasts with the 1990 study's findings that substance abuse increased with years spent in the profession.
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Mental illness, substance abuse, domestic and random violence, constant and extreme levels of fear, anxiety and tension.
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Minnesota Vikings receiver Michael Floyd has been suspended 4 games for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
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Zolwolski will also have to be tested for drugs and alcohol and partake in substance abuse counseling.
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That was the last day I used any drugs and went into alcohol and substance abuse treatment.
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Locklear has struggled with substance abuse in the past, and this isn't her first time in treatment.
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Irving returned to practice Wednesday after a four-game suspension for violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
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Instead, anxiety, depression, substance abuse and pain disorders were more likely risk factors for chronic opioid use.
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Nearly two decades after struggling with substance abuse, Jamie Lee Curtis has found the "beauty" in recovery.
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His biological mother was only 16 and struggling with substance abuse when she gave birth to him.
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In an era of opioid addiction, wellness obsession and internet oversharing, stories of substance abuse are back.
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Sharon Osbourne took over managing her husband's career, and she helped him recover from substance abuse issues.
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In 2014 year, Short told Access Hollywood Live that substance abuse was to blame for his problems.
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Lovato recently celebrated six years of sobriety and she discussed how substance abuse affects the LGBTQ community.
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People affected by substance abuse are a sizable constituency in New Hampshire, and candidates have taken note.
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It also includes health care and substance abuse treatment costs, criminal justice costs and reduced productivity costs.
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Those living with mental illness, behavioral disorders, and substance abuse are degraded, excluded, and victimized every day.
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The show has generated controversy over its graphic portrayal of suicide, sexual assault, substance abuse and bullying.
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Like Miller, Frankie has struggled with substance abuse — and says the rapper encouraged him to get sober.
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He had been suspended indefinitely since 2016 for multiple violations of the league&aposs substance abuse policy.
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Lisa Marie was struggling with substance abuse issues so Priscilla is now the day-to-day guardian.
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The groom's mother is an accountant for the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.
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In 2017, Hatch discussed his past struggles with substance abuse as part of a panel with Sen.
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Short has admitted that substance abuse was a factor in his sudden departure from the Shondaland show.
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And people with mental health conditions like depression, bipolar disorder or substance abuse cost employers more money.
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The situation was allegedly so bad, Rinna said that Kyle feared Kim will die from substance abuse.
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The former model had been suffering from substance abuse issues for nearly two decades, sources told TMZ.
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An assault can lead to depression, PTSD, substance abuse, dissociation, sleep disorders, self-harm, and suicidal thoughts.
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Investigators say McGuire submitted false applications to the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
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Edwards has long battled substance abuse and completed his most recent stint in rehab in December 2018.
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The '70s teen heartthrob has also battled substance abuse issues, including a stint in rehab in 2014.
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In 2010, Lovato sought treatment for her health issues, including substance abuse, disordered eating and self harm.
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After battling substance abuse on and off for years, Hoffman died of a heroine overdose in 2014.
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The show also sparked controversy over its graphic portrayal of suicide, sexual assault, substance abuse and bullying.
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Odom, 38, said he found that marijuana was helpful in his treatment and recovery for substance abuse.
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After his arrest Ariana tweeted, "Pls take care of yourself" and was clearly concerned about substance abuse.
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And nearly three-quarters of those who are released from prison have a history of substance abuse.
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Finn said drug-testing conditions depend on whether the defendant has shown a pattern of substance abuse.
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Locklear has struggled with substance abuse in the past, and this isn't her first time in treatment.
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Toxicology results are still pending, but our sources tell us Vaneza had no history of substance abuse.
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Some of these include (PDF) anxiety, depression, problems with emotional regulation, hyperactivity, substance abuse and eating disorders.
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That sealed it for me; I needed the daily ritual of substance abuse and rock 'n' roll.
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Despite these numbers, only a reported 10 percent of adolescents ever receive treatment for their substance abuse.
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The overexposure followed her to school, where kids would approach her about her father's publicized substance abuse.
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Activists have long supported this shift, but the stigma against those with substance abuse disorders remains strong.
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Many are drawn into risky behaviors such as unsafe sex or substance abuse due to such stigma.
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Obviously, that comes with a whole host of problems, including depression and a lot of substance abuse.
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Instagram said the #opioid hashtag is popular among users seeking support from others struggling with substance abuse.
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And that substance abuse treatment was almost never covered by insurers before the EHB requirement was enacted?
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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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Proceeds from the tour will benefit the Amy Winehouse Foundation, which raises funds for substance abuse programs.
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The ABA estimates that 85033-20 percent of all U.S. lawyers suffer from alcoholism or substance abuse.
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He has been sentenced to 36 months of probation, along with mental health and substance abuse treatment.
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The AHCA will remove the requirement that insurance plans offer either mental health or substance abuse treatment.
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The lowest, below 62 beats, were associated with an increased risk of substance abuse and violent criminality.
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The researchers attributed the higher rate of suicide to chronic on-the-job stress and substance abuse.
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About 7.4 million people are estimated to have a substance abuse disorder associated with their drug use.
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They also contribute to a higher chance of heart attack, stroke, mental health problems and substance abuse.
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HIV/AIDS health funding would also be prioritized for those who need substance abuse treatment, officials said.
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But Phelps has made a remarkable personal U-turn since entering rehab for substance abuse in 2014.
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I would recognize that substance abuse and drug addiction is a health issue, not a criminal issue.
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Ms. Laurer, who also used the name Chyna Doll, had publicly battled substance abuse problems for years.
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Make sure that in rural communities, people have access to substance abuse care, or mental health care.
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Freed from the pressures of his career, he entered an intensive program for substance abuse and PTSD.
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He rapped about substance abuse, having spoken in interviews about an addiction to prescription opiate cough syrup.
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Obamacare also made substance abuse coverage an essential health benefit, requiring insurers to pay for the services.
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Lawmakers also must spend more to end the opioid epidemic and increase access to substance abuse treatment.
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Many quit after marriage, she said, and live in places where substance abuse and violence are common.
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If you didn't make it to Sheridan you didn't have any mental health or substance abuse services.
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This isn't Marinovich's first time getting help -- he's been to rehab numerous times for substance abuse issues.
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Veterans with bad paper discharges have higher rates of homelessness, substance abuse, and suicide than other veterans.
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Substance abuse was also common: More than 40 percent had problems with alcohol, marijuana or other drugs.
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So how did Family Treatment Court succeed where standard child welfare casework and substance abuse treatment failed?
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On our first date, we discovered that we both came from families of addiction: alcoholism, substance abuse.
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Jeanne Shaheen (D-New Hampshire) -- Nashua Police Chief Michael Carignan, who has worked against substance abuse Sen.
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Gordon is serving the latest in a series of suspensions for violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
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The goal is to expand coverage for mental illness and substance abuse across different types of insurance.
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Its locations include a Massachusetts junior tennis academy, a substance abuse recovery center and an Arizona mountainside.
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The same is true for patients who seek inpatient or outpatient mental health and substance abuse treatment.
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In addition, the emergence of substance abuse and mental illness are risk factors prevalent to young adulthood.
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In his memory, Wittels' family is still working to help others dealing with substance abuse and grief.
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Bell's husband, Dax Shepard, has been sober since 2004 after struggling with substance abuse for many years.
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Substance abuse was a growing problem, and some felt the medical establishment was failing to confront it.
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The memo also notes that Thrush is currently undergoing counseling and substance abuse rehabilitation on his own.
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A DWI and substance abuse issues led the swimming star to rehab and nearly ended his career.
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Many suicides appear to be related to substance abuse, personal relationship issues or financial problems, officials said.
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In Alaska, nearly 3,000 children are in foster care, often because their parents have substance-abuse problems.
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Speculation has swirled around whether Nunberg's bizarre media blitz on Monday was a result of substance abuse.
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It has proposed slashing federal substance abuse programs, as well as Medicaid funding, which supports addiction services.
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They often engage in binge drinking or other substance abuse — and no, not all adolescents binge-drink.
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Increasingly, jails and prisons have become the country's de facto mental health and substance abuse treatment facilities.
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Almost no one is turned away, regardless of substance abuse or mental health issues, Ms. Ponitz said.
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Substance abuse isn't something that's in our wheelhouse anymore because, as you said, our outlook has shifted.
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A number of them focus on specific vulnerable groups: women, teens, those in recovery from substance abuse.
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Natalie struggled with substance abuse and was plagued with health problems, suffering from liver disease in 2008.
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A few days later, the band announced Armstrong had checked into rehab seeking treatment for substance abuse.
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We provide primary medical care, dental services, mental health support, medicine, diagnostic testing, substance abuse services, and more.
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What The Herren Project does Since 2011, The Herren Project has increased awareness and treatment of substance abuse.
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One more thing ... DMX must participate in an outpatient substance abuse program and an outpatient mental health program.
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Substance abuse and broken hearts and dead friends and cheap suits—these are all just very normal things.
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Locklear, 56, has struggled with substance abuse in the past, and this isn't her first time in treatment.
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He declined to provide details other than to say it included violent crimes, substance abuse and prison time.
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Most short-term coverage excludes benefits for maternity care, preventive care, mental health services, or substance abuse treatment.
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A family history of violence, substance abuse, suicide, and childhood physical or sexual abuse are also risk factors.
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In Kitchen Confidential he wrote candidly about falling into a depression that was fanned by his substance abuse.
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We tried to ask Doc if he had any advice for Josh Gordon -- who's also battled substance abuse.
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In recent years, Fisher was outspoken about the mental health and substance abuse issues that plagued her life.
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States can allow those facilities to receive Medicaid funding, on a limited basis, for all substance abuse treatment.
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Poor impulse control, substance abuse and the habit of picking anti-social friends can all respond to treatment.
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Correction (May 22nd): A previous version of this briefing referred to the British Columbia Centre on Substance Abuse.
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"It's a substance abuse program, but he was not abusing drugs when he went in," said the insider.
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In a revealing interview with The Guardian earlier this month, he opened up about his past substance abuse.
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Under the agreement, Granados-Diaz will receive mental health and substance abuse treatment, the district attorney's office said.
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In a speech yesterday, HHS Secretary Alex Azar highlighted the effectiveness of the waivers for substance abuse treatment.
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Brendon was arrested four times that year and entered rehab that June for substance abuse, depression and alcoholism.
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During a shift, I work on several crisis hotlines at once, from substance abuse to suicide prevention lines.
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And after battling disordered eating, self-harm and substance abuse in her youth, Lovato finally loves her body.
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Rob Livingston stars as Sam Loudermilk, a grumpy recovering alcoholic who now works as a substance abuse counselor.
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As members of the Republican Main Street Working Group on Substance Abuse, we welcome this much-needed step.
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Under current law, states are unable to use federal funding for inpatient mental health and substance abuse treatment.
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Danny will plead guilty to misdemeanor reckless endangerment and go to the Veterans Treatment Court for substance abuse.
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With every passing talent, we lament the evils of substance abuse, improper treatment, and respect for mental health.
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"It's a substance abuse program, but he was not abusing drugs when he went in," said one insider.
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Earnshaw instead recommends that vulnerable youth identify things that make them feel good but don't involve substance abuse.
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In each version, the devastating storyline remained dramatic and touched on subjects of substance abuse and mental health.
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If Timberlake truly wanted to honor Prince's memory, he could do something related to substance abuse disorder advocacy.
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He fell into a coma for three days and eventually entered rehab for substance abuse in December 2016.
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The charges were later dismissed after Manziel attended anger management classes and participated in a substance abuse program.
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These days, it's no secret that anxiety, depression, and substance abuse loom large over the world of comedy.
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Medicaid now pays for one-fourth of all substance abuse treatment, up from about one-tenth in 1986.
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The young people in his courtroom have substance abuse issues and often, as a result, lengthy criminal histories.
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For a start, we understand that substance abuse and addiction is a health issue, not a criminal issue.
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Latham was eligible to return after serving a four-game suspension for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
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It is unconscionable that only 20% of those suffering from a substance abuse disorder have access to treatment.
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Fisher was open about her battles with substance abuse and mental illness, writing about them in her memoirs.
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Themes of substance abuse, marital problems, and family conflicts were often explored with a splash of campy humor.
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Most psychiatric facilities are extremely short term and most substance abuse programs are at most a few months.
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The family has weathered mental illness and substance abuse challenges but are now happier and healthier than ever.
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After his football career ended, Rogers admitted he had struggled with substance abuse -- including an addiction to Vicodin.
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Over 40 million Americans (about one in five people) struggle with mental health and substance abuse each year.
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The musician had a reported history of substance abuse, which he addressed in interviews and in his music.
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Continuing symptoms, including flashbacks and frightening thoughts, may lead to substance abuse, unemployment, family disruption and even suicide.
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The agency used the survey to highlight the severe lack of substance abuse treatment in the United States.
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"These experiences can also lead to substance abuse with long-lasting implications for individuals and families," she said.
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Jeffries's mother was a caseworker for the city; his father was a substance abuse counselor for the state.
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According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, about 2 million Americans have opioid use disorder.
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Lovato has always been an open when it comes to her mental health and struggles with substance abuse.
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It also directs county jails to send people with mental illness and substance abuse issues toward treatment options.
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Money is also being diverted from programs dedicated to mental and maternal health, women's shelters and substance abuse.
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In addition, there are harrowing individual stories of current and former players detailing suicide, violence and substance abuse.
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" He had substance abuse issues and got into what Toale called "monumental, secret debt — a couple of times.
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Democrats had also worried that the bill would gut the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
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According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, about 435,000 Americans are regular users of heroin.
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It would be wise to ground yourself now—the compulsion for distraction through substance abuse is dangerously strong.
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And some substance abuse disorders are easier to hide simply because the drugs aren't as impairing as others.
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I got the tools I needed to actually feel my feelings and not ignore them through substance abuse.
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Should someone contact a Facebook user directly if it turns out they're at risk for substance abuse disorder?
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Waltman has struggled with substance abuse in the past -- he's been arrested for drug possession on multiple occasions.
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A wide range of psychological, behavioral, and social problems can arise, including depression, substance abuse, and relationship problems.
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In some cases they're depressed or have substance abuse issues, but in most cases they have personality difficulties.
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"We are barely hitting the top of our need when it comes to substance abuse services," Goggles said.
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This law would allocate federal resources and improve treatment programs for mental health and substance abuse. http://thehill.
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After their story was reported, a number of substance abuse treatment centers offered to help Champ and Key.
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They were also similar in terms of having experienced trauma, such as a parent's substance abuse and addiction.
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Over the past four years, I've struggled with anxiety and depression, post-traumatic stress disorder and substance abuse.
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Nearly 15% of the US population will struggle with substance abuse, according to a 2016 Surgeon General report.
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Prior to those seven years, I was a substance abuse prevention coordinator for my tribe, the M.H.A. Nation.
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"Fewer than 10 percent have ever been in a hospital for mental health or substance abuse," Swanson says.
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He said his own addiction and recovery had made him well-suited for work in curbing substance abuse.
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"Our drug diversion program has helped thousands address the scourge of substance abuse for decades," the statement read.
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For people with mental health or substance abuse disorders, losing housing increases the risk of relapse or suicide.
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Last year, the governor signed his legislation to increase access to health insurance coverage for substance abuse treatment.
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The master plan marries housing with job training and services addressing mental health, substance abuse and other issues.
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Many prisons lack both the space and money to hold vocational, educational, mental health, and substance abuse programming.
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Even mild TBI is associated with psychological distress, suicidal ideation, suicide attempts, completed suicide, substance abuse, and depression.
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Numerous studies have found that an increasing number of millennials are experiencing depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and burnout.
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A lot of the substance abuse—and again, I'm not blaming that, I'm just explaining it—caused blackouts.
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Washington Redskins left tackle Trent Williams was suspended four games for violating the N.F.L.'s substance abuse policy.
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Freeman says his father was haunted by his background, and that it led him to substance abuse problems.
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Researchers used a national database that tracks substance abuse admissions to treatment facilities in all 50 U.S. states.
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It's unclear how much he actually inherited or earned, and what remained after many years of substance abuse.
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Peter Harckham's struggles with substance abuse have shaped his views on opioid addiction and the legalization of marijuana.
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It should be a scandal that less than 20 percent of Americans with substance abuse disorders get treatment.
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His assault on Obamacare would devastate many working-class families by reducing availability of treatment for substance abuse.
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In 2017, about 1.7 million Americans suffered from substance abuse disorders that related to prescription opioid pain relievers.
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"The cause of death was acute bronchial pneumonia due to chronic substance abuse," Frank wrote in the memorial.
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As part of the plea agreement with prosecutors, Granados-Diaz will receive mental health and substance abuse treatment.
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She will also spend time Friday touring Baltimore's Chase Brexton Health Services clinic, which offers substance abuse services.
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However, it is important to note that Bruce's slide into chronic substance abuse began in earnest in 1964.
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Substance abuse had been a recurring feature in his life when he was growing up in Lawrence, Mass.
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The bill could also expose pregnant women and people receiving treatment for substance abuse to exorbitant medical bills.
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I totally abused the opportunity to see a shrink, and ended up with a substance abuse problem myself.
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It should be a scandal that less than 20 percent of Americans with substance abuse disorders get treatment.
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The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's hotline also offers free, confidential, 24/7 treatment referral information.
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Marsh, a bespectacled Buddhist in recovery from substance abuse, is a fascinating variation on your typical taciturn hero.
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Past substance abuse is about the only clear red flag when a doctor is considering prescribing opioid painkillers.
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"Some people might not feel entirely comfortable at a quote, unquote 'non-LGBT' substance abuse program," Ruberto said.
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Sytch has struggled with substance abuse over the years -- and was arrested for DUI 3 times in 2015.
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We published a piece about how trans women tend to deal more with substance abuse in higher education.
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In fact, the biracial demographic is now facing higher rates of mental health outcomes and increased substance abuse.
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Federally-supported efforts in 2012 helped to build a foundation for delivering and sustaining effective prevention services through such programs as the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant, the Strategic Prevention Framework-State Incentive Grant, and the Partnerships for Success programs.
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Brandon's never gone public with any substance abuse issues, so IF it's true ... his own father just outed him.
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Some also wonder whether the series is exploiting cast members' legitimate substance-abuse issues for the sake of drama.
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Last year, she launched the "Be Here" National Campaign designed to combat drug addiction and substance abuse in communities.
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I don't need to fill that whole with men, shopping, alcohol, substance abuse, whatever — it's not like that anymore.
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In July, PEOPLE confirmed that Locklear, 56, was seeking long-term treatment for substance abuse and her mental health.
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After "The Partridge Family" came to an end in 1974, the star would later be faced with substance abuse.
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Canan, who wasn't involved with this study, researches eating disorders and food addiction as it relates to substance abuse.
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Future studies that evaluate different kinds of diets for patients with different substance abuse disorders may help, he said.
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The money has paid for marijuana-related law enforcement programs, substance abuse programs, school construction, and other capital projects.
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Both of my parents had substance abuse problems and I spent a decent amount of time in foster homes.
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Overwhelmed by the constant stimulation of life on the road, Gud had fallen into a cycle of substance abuse.
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Nashville Predators forward Austin Watson has been suspended indefinitely and placed into the National Hockey League's substance abuse program.
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It said that nationally, 29 percent of those on Medicaid have some form of substance abuse or mental illness.
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She's bold enough to blame them not just for their parenting, but also, indirectly, for her own substance abuse.
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Her run-ins with the law include alleged substance abuse and domestic violence against her half-sister in 2014.
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In July, PEOPLE confirmed that the actress was seeking long-term treatment for substance abuse and her mental health.
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Sharon Osbourne is opening up about her years-long support of her husband Ozzy, who has battled substance abuse.
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It noted that he asks some, but not all, petitioners to account for histories of alcohol and substance abuse.
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The attorney said Mayorga considered death by suicide, suffered from substance abuse issues, and PTSD after the alleged rape.
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Relapses can be very common for people with a substance abuse disorder, and shouldn't be viewed as a failure.
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She's split from her partner, who has custody of their two children while she seeks treatment for substance abuse.
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She also said she appreciates how open her mother was about her life, including her struggles with substance abuse.
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The singer's history with substance abuse, along with his threats, were enough for cops to get the psych hold.
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Tom says producers are not blaming him, and he also says, despite his history of substance abuse, he's clean.
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In most substance abuse treatment settings, acudetox is done in a group, with the lights lowered to facilitate relaxation.
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These are piercing, poetic songs, and they shine spotlights on substance abuse, low self-esteem, and crises of faith.
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Heather Locklear will seek long-term treatment for substance abuse and her mental health, a source confirms to PEOPLE.
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Gregory was suspended without pay in January 2017 for a third time for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
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Gordon was on thin ice with the team after racking up multiple suspensions over the years for substance abuse.
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In interviews, Cornell discussed his past struggles with alcohol and the impact of his friends' deaths from substance abuse.
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The initiative involved everything from chair massages to educational seminars on stress and substance abuse, resilience, and coping mechanisms.
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Quarters, beer pong, and more arcane drinking and substance-abuse games that proliferate in the 30-and-under set.
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Conrad Hilton has reportedly been sent to a substance abuse treatment after failing drug tests and violating his probation.
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John Skipper has resigned as president of ESPN because of substance abuse issues, the company announced on Monday morning.
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In the past, those states considered substance abuse a form of neglect, sufficient to remove children from dangerous homes.
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Of course, Gooden was a superstar pitcher back in the day before substance abuse issues sank his baseball career.
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The bills lacked requirements or allowed states to get waivers for essential health benefit guarantees, which cover substance abuse.
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In the past, those states considered substance abuse a form of neglect, sufficient to remove children from dangerous homes.
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And drugs and alcohol can feel like an escape route — which can fuel a spiral into increasing substance abuse.
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The plan includes a federal focus on job training and substance abuse treatment before release, and closer monitoring after.
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Did you get mental health care or substance abuse treatment that made it possible to find more stable work?
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Of particular concern was the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), where Dr. McCance-Katz once worked.
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Y.) and Charlie Dent (R-Pa.) are advancing legislation to throttle the illicit drug trade that enables substance abuse.
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Studies have also found links between firearm possession and male gender, dating or intimate partner violence, and substance abuse.
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These policies could also be much cheaper by excluding things like pregnancy and mental health and substance abuse coverage.
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While these substances can vary from decade to decade, the underlying psychology of substance abuse remains similar and consistent.
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Throughout the series, Dylan is romantically involved with several women and struggles with substance abuse before finally getting clean.
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Frequent reassignment is often a sign that a priest has a problem, such as substance abuse or sexual misconduct.
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Support charities making an impact on drug addiction There are many private organizations working hard to fight substance abuse.
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This is not the primary reason for the substance abuse crisis in America, but there is an undeniable correlation.
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In later years, David Cassidy struggled with substance abuse and revealed earlier this year that he suffered from dementia.
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But untreated psychosis — especially when accompanied by substance abuse — increases the risk of self-harm or harm to others.
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Shirley had been a bass player in a successful rock band before entering a downward spiral of substance abuse.
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Essential health benefits include things like maternity care, substance abuse treatment, hospitalization and prescriptions and became popular under Obamacare.
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Young people who associate with offenders or have issues with substance abuse are especially vulnerable to exploitation by gangs.
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Jager says she hadn't been able to get in touch with her mother, who struggled with substance abuse issues.
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Many causes of suicide include factors like job, money, or legal stresses, relationship problems, substance abuse, loss, and more.
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What's happening now is that doctors are not educated in how to intervene when substance abuse problems come up.
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Look out for substance abuse or other forms of escapism that can take a toll on your mental health.
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The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration says patients undergoing MAT cut their risk of death in half.
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We hope that this development will advance our nation's efforts to prevent and treat substance abuse and mental illness.
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Eighty-six per cent of jailed women have experienced sexual violence, and the majority have problems with substance abuse.
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The program participants were significantly healthier on measures of obesity, hypertension, and had much lower rates of substance abuse.
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But he has played only 663 games in the four seasons since, sidelined by several suspensions for substance abuse.
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The best pass rusher on Dallas' defense, DeMarcus Lawrence, also missed four games on substance abuse policy this year.
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As a civilian, he spent years working in dead-end jobs and struggling with anger, depression and substance abuse.
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Mac battled with substance abuse for years and it's what ultimately led to Ariana Grande breaking up with him.
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Soon he entered the league's substance abuse recovery program and received a diagnosis of bipolar disorder with manic episodes.
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It requires insurance companies to cover substance abuse treatment, and they could stop if the law were struck down.
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Some 64 percent of those incarcerated suffer from mental illness and even more — 68 percent — suffer from substance abuse.
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I think that people are familiar with substance abuse treatment know the moment of crisis is the key moment.
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Unable to speak, on doctor's orders, he was only able to scrawl "sorry, substance abuse" on a yellow notepad.
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But other problems — such as the loss of a relationship, financial setbacks, substance abuse and eviction — were common precursors.
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The foster child's birth parent has a history of substance abuse and has chronic health problems as a result.
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The same report on substance abuse found that across all industries, one in 10 managers is abusing controlled substances.
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Incorporating substance abuse prevention information into training materials, and providing insurance with access to mental health care, could help.
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For over two decades, she tried rehabilitation facilities and psychiatric hospitals to be treated for substance abuse and depression.
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Left untreated, trauma makes victims more susceptible to depression, substance abuse, unhealthy relationships or difficulties holding down a job.
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I know mental health and substance abuse conditions are treatable and I also know the relapse rate is high.
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JOSEPH J. PLUMERI, NEW YORK The writer is executive chairman of the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse.
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And once someone is homeless, other issues can take hold, including mental and physical illnesses, isolation, and substance abuse.
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He also entered its geriatric substance abuse recovery program where, he found, he was one of the younger participants.
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Opioids account for 2 million people with a substance-abuse problem, according to the American Society of Addiction Medicine.
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In the small indigenous town where I grew up, substance abuse, suicide and poverty touched every family, mine included.
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One of the most comprehensive studies of lawyers and substance abuse was released just seven months after Peter died.
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Former surgeon general Vivek H. Murthy declared loneliness an "epidemic," with health consequences similar to smoking and substance abuse.
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They cater to people with substance-abuse problems or mental illnesses and to others trying to avoid homeless shelters.
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The substance-abuse and mental-health counseling he desperately needs would not be readily available in Mexico, he said.
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Walton was in the midst of a four-game suspension for violating the league's conduct and substance abuse policies.
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"Today's systemic wealth depletion, substance abuse, and environmental distress are forms of violence that come from colonialism," he says.
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Personality disorders, addiction and substance abuse and poor sleep quality all play major roles in sexual interest and abilities.
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Explaining the resolution, Gaetz walked through Hunter Biden's substance abuse problems, which drew a sharp rebuke from Democratic Rep.
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"The alcohol consumption level continues to be very high," said Dr. Vladimir Poznyak, WHO's Management of Substance Abuse coordinator.
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Her birth mother had a substance abuse problem, and her father was in prison for much of her life.
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City schools offer substance abuse education and intervention services as well as mental health for students and their families.
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Most have family histories of substance abuse, physical abuse, mental illness and other types of trauma, Hour Children says.
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He also applied a rationale that was rooted in his own personal battles with and recovery from substance abuse.
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In addition, students were asked about their exposure to domestic violence, mental illness and substance abuse by family members.
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Increasing populations of unemployed and homeless citizens is a recipe for increasing crime, substance abuse and ultimately civil unrest.
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Given the alarming rates of anxiety, loneliness, suicidal ideation, depression and substance abuse nationwide, this work warrants major attention.
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According to reports, he's still in the league's substance abuse program -- we're making calls to figure out his status.
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It's a community that continues to suffer from discrimination and marginalization, and substance abuse is a result of that.
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The exact violation is unclear ... though the policy covers everything from substance abuse to annual physicals and cardiovascular health.
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Her campaign has issued impressively detailed policy plans regarding autism, substance abuse, Alzheimer's, and HIV/AIDS, among other topics.
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And because so many homeless individuals also have a history of drug abuse—about 50 percent of homeless people with mental health conditions have co-occurring substance abuse problems, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration—it can be difficult to find a clinic that will refill stolen prescriptions.
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Lawford's cousin Patrick Kennedy, the youngest son of late Senator Ted Kennedy, also struggled to combat substance abuse, specifically OxyContin.
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In the best documentary feature category, "Amy," about the singer Amy Winehouse, who died of substance abuse, took the award.
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Benzodiazepines are prescribed depressant medications, often used to treat anxiety and depression, the Center for Substance Abuse Research (CESAR) reports.
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During the MTV show 16 and Pregnant, Catelynn struggled with her mother's substance abuse issues and constantly argued with her.
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If you need are struggling with addiction issues, please contact the SAMHSA substance abuse helpline at 1-800-662-HELP.
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Watson was admitted into Stage 2 of the NHL's substance abuse and behavioral health program, according to the two entities.
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Cox has blames the homeless problem on the lack of affordable housing in the state as well as substance abuse.
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Goodell is sole authority on matters of reinstatement when it comes to players who were banned for substance abuse violations.
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About 39 percent suffered from chronic pain, while 14 percent had existing substance abuse issues and 6 percent had anxiety.
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"Putting women in jail and taking their babies away to try to prevent substance abuse really isn't working," she said.
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The U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration reports that some 19,000 emergency room visits in 2010 involved zolpidem.
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They provide housing, meals, medical and social services, substance abuse recovery, trauma counseling and vocational training for women at risk.
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"So it's possible, for example, that kids with ADHD are at greater risk for developing substance abuse problems," he said.
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The former "Melrose Place" star had issues with substance abuse in the past and most recently entered rehab last year.
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Woodle lived with mental illness and substance abuse in his teen years, which led to him being arrested and institutionalized.
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After going further and further down the rabbit hole of substance abuse, Something emerges sweaty, damp, and covered in makeup.
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This immediate change signals that her continued substance abuse triggered physical side effects beyond addiction, actually stunting hair follicle growth.
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The defense brought up the women's past substance abuse problems, for example, referencing Dickinson's mention of drugs in her book.
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He said he planned on finishing his bachelor's degree in psychology and hoped to find work in substance abuse counseling.
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Under the new rule, health-care providers would be permitted to enter substance abuse treatment into a patient's medical history.
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According to records obtained by PEOPLE, Edwards has a lengthy criminal history, including kidnapping, assault, substance abuse and bank robbery.
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Mental health: She released a $100 billion plan to combat mental health problems and substance abuse over the next decade.
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A source close to Gomez told PEOPLE at the time her break was not related to alcohol or substance abuse.
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The ACA mandates, for example, that all marketplace plans offer coverage for mental health care including treatment for substance abuse.
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The singer is involved with CAST Centers, where she sought treatment for depression, bulimia, and substance abuse back in 2013.
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Others -- The Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia and country star Hank Williams -- steadily declined from substance abuse while their organs deteriorated.
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It by no means proves that spanking a child will cause depression or substance abuse for them down the road.
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"It takes a while to build rapport with this population because substance abuse is a very personal topic," Fox said.
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The video acts as a disclaimer, stating that the show will discuss issues like substance abuse, sexual assault, and suicide.
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These negative feelings may lead to antisocial behavior, causing them to seek coping strategies such as substance abuse, he said.
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There is no single solution to treating substance abuse, with strategies spanning from intensive rehabilitation programs to drop-in meetings.
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When she suddenly left Crystal Castles to handle her mental health issues and substance abuse issues I fully supported her.
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He's also agreed to submit to a substance abuse evaluation, but is not admitting any of the allegations are true.
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After their breakup, Ariana made it clear ... his substance abuse had been a deal breaker in their 2-year relationship.
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But we all know addiction doesn't discriminate; Davidson also struggles with substance abuse and depression, as well as Crohn's disease.
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Bond also has a lengthy rap sheet of arrests, substance abuse, mental health issues and instability, according to the report.
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But a significant minority are at risk of long-term psychological problems, including PTSD, depression and substance abuse, it adds.
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At its 35-year mark, MTV is responding with new programming on issues such as substance abuse, immigration and politics.
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Watson finished Stage 2 of the NHL's substance abuse and behavioral health program and had entered the follow-up phase.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Substance abuse, early retirement and the loss of her apartment threw Gail Henderson's life off track.
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Already erratic in temperament, and prone to substance abuse, Clark never recovered psychologically from the disastrous fate of "No Other".
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But he was suspended four games under the substance-abuse policy — stemming from the 2018 citation — to start this season.
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However, certain factors do show a clear risk of violence; factors like past violent behavior, anger issues, and substance abuse.
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This is particularly perilous for those with pre-existing conditions, or for mental health, substance abuse, maternity and rehabilitation coverage.
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LONDON — It's been five years since singer Amy Winehouse died at the age of 27 after struggling with substance abuse.
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He broke his addiction the same year through a rehabilitation program and has since been an advocate against substance abuse.
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They connect "high-risk" individuals to support such as mental-health services, employment training, educational services, and substance-abuse treatment.
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As a clinician with more than 50 years of experience treating substance abuse, I've seen this tragedy unfold countless times.
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Unfinished business: Mental health and substance abuse The U.S. opioid epidemic is a public health crisis that crosses party lines.
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Nearly all RPGs implemented coordinated joint case management, cross-systems information and data sharing, and family-centered substance abuse treatment.
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The goal of DARPA's program is to develop treatment for service members and veterans with PTSD, depression, and substance abuse.
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But it would end the requirement that insurers offer comprehensive policies that cover maternity, drugs, mental health and substance abuse.
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His grandmother, who suffered from substance abuse, also appears in the film, as does another of Mr. Shults's aunts, Vicki.
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It's important to identify because a mental illness might change how a person is treated for a substance abuse disorder.
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Hoover also has to complete psychological testing, and attend substance abuse classes, surrender all firearms and undergo random drug testing.
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Substance abuse is a growing crisis and has led to deceptive practices by intermediaries that we need to better understand.
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We'll have social workers, part-time nurses, case managers, maybe a substance abuse counselor or vocational counselor, all on site.
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More From Tonic: Unsurprisingly, mental health suffered in this environment, reflected in higher rates of depression, substance abuse, and suicide.
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He's still beating his substance-abuse problem, and he's now remarried, has a son, and is living in the suburbs.
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The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has a website with national listings for buprenorphine prescribers per state.
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Everything else—doctor's appointments, lab tests, maternity care, medical devices, substance abuse treatment, hospital visits—would be covered in full.
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Forty-five percent of plans did not cover substance abuse services and 38 percent did not provide mental health coverage.
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Feeling socially isolated can hurt kids' self-esteem, which can put them at risk for anxiety, depression, and substance abuse.
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Adverse childhood events include sexual and physical abuse and neglect, substance abuse, mental illness and partner violence within the home.
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Dr. Wilens cited a 2017 study that also found that A.D.H.D. treatment was associated with less substance abuse later on.
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VICE News goes to one state facility that is readily providing substance abuse treatment — the New Hampshire Department of Corrections.
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After a years-long battle with substance abuse, the Two and a Half Men star became sober in December 2017.
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Let's pop a Xan on camera.. Now you're making a game out of substance abuse in order to gain notoriety.
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We see the results of it with one scroll through our body-obsessed culture laden with depression and substance abuse.
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Livingston's irritable substance-abuse counselor won't be gone for too long; the series was recently renewed for a third season.
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There are a lot of mental health, substance abuse and cognitive problems in this population, a lot of chronic illness.
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Because of that, he was put in the N.F.L.'s substance abuse program before he had even joined the 49ers.
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In 2007, he was arrested and sent to a boot camp program that provided substance abuse treatment for nonviolent offenders.
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High turnover means that when substance abuse behaviors do interfere with job performance, workers can be easily, and immediately, replaced.
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Both victims had been in treatment after years of substance abuse, which compromises the liver's function as the body's detoxifier.
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In other words, the sooner the care is rendered, the fewer the consequences of substance abuse, unemployment, homelessness and suicide.
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Valerie Freeman, a parent who lives in Paterson, said nurses and substance abuse counselors had been cut throughout the district.
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Unfortunately, providers aren't adopting as quickly as they could the substance abuse-fighting technologies that are widely available to them.
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Hurd said the benefits of using CBD to help treat anxiety, pain, and substance abuse have been "promising" so far.
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The move would jeopardize the programs, which help reduce substance abuse in youth and coordinate efforts to curb drug trafficking.
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Perez said before his deportation that he is worried he won't have access to substance abuse and mental health counseling.
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It was as if substance abuse were an abstract concept, something that people had only read about in the papers.
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Decades of research point to the role of depression, anxiety, substance abuse and other mental health factors in suicidal behavior.
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Her students at Piñon High School, many of whom struggled with substance abuse and mental illness, took to it immediately.
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To the Editor: Like Melania Trump, I support programs that teach children about substance abuse and responsible social media use.
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"It was complete beauty Chernobyl," she said, the culmination of substance abuse that stretched back to when she was 15.
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Exemptions would be granted for people who are elderly, pregnant, mentally or physically ill or are receiving substance abuse treatment.
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Her other areas of focus have been mental health, fighting substance abuse, and paid internships for city high school students.
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These financial, social and family costs can be effectively reduced through risk assessment, pretrial services and accessible substance abuse programs.
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He says his Christian faith has helped him control his substance abuse but he is wary to declare full victory.
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Muir Wood is a treatment center in Northern California that helps teens with mental health, behavioral and substance abuse issues.
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The same group found Oregon to be the state with the third highest rate of substance abuse disorder among adults.
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Other proven rehabilitation programs include Bible-based trauma healing programs, prison work programs, and mental health and substance abuse counseling.
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At the hearing, Mr. Urbanski's lawyer said that alcohol and substance abuse might have played a role in the attack.
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They help with concussions, orthopedic injuries, eating disorders, heat illnesses, heart issues, weight management, diabetic episodes and substance abuse concerns.
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Police said they learned through an investigation that she had lost custody of multiple children because of substance abuse problems.
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Besides covering more people, Ohio's expansion increased access to crucial health services, including treatment for mental health and substance abuse.
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Research shows that both mental illness and substance abuse are significant risk factors for suicide, and they often occur together.
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Throughout his life, the star also battled substance abuse, Lyme disease and facial paralysis, according to The Los Angeles Times.
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Garland was only 47 when she died in 1969, but a lifetime of substance abuse made her look much older.
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He now serves as chief operations officer for the Foundry Treatment Center, a substance abuse center in Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
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Congress should also increase funding to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) prevention and treatment block grant.
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Branch 9 connects defendants to services like classes for a high school equivalency diploma, substance abuse evaluations and health insurance.
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He tried again to get diversion and even completed the required substance abuse class and 50 hours of community service.
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In response, employers should advertise that the health plans they offer cover medical, behavioral, and pharmaceutical treatments for substance abuse.
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Marjory Stoneman Douglas used to rank near the bottom of high schools in the district for instances of substance abuse.
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The insidious effects of trauma from depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, substance abuse and other medical problems also hinder reporting.
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The bill stands to make a difference for people who, like my partner, need help with substance abuse or suicidality.
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It's supported by smaller bills that focus on substance abuse treatment and an increase in outpatient and crisis care clinics.
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I've wrestled with both of those things, including panic and substance abuse, and I've found it to be very helpful.
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This is just not true: Miller talked about substance abuse and battling depression years before his relationship with Grande began.
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In 1999, he helped establish Youth Carenet, a residential rehabilitation program for at-risk boys suffering from substance abuse problems.
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" When asked what the American Bar Association is doing to help combat mental health and substance abuse, Linda Klein, its president, said the A.B.A.'s requirement for continuing professional development and education "recommends that lawyers be required to take one credit of programming every three years that focuses on mental health or substance abuse disorders.
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Poor nutrition and eating disorders are often secondary health effects that stem from substance abuse, both during use and after recovery.
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Like when we made fun of Amy Winehouse and her substance abuse problem right up until she actually died from it.
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The takeaway seems to be that just because children are doing well academically doesn't mean they will abstain from substance abuse.
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Substance abuse cannot be limited to a homeless man on the street, or someone in and out of a rehab center.
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The Buelows of Charlotte, North Carolina, began to support these charities after Michelle lost her brother, Matt Tunno, to substance abuse.
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"It's really common for artists to struggle with mental health and substance abuse issues, but it's not talked about," explained Mirzaei.
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With the opioid crisis hitting Americans in every state, an additional $45 billion is dedicated for substance abuse treatment and recovery.
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Yang also wants to rethink how the economy is measured by considering aspects like absence of substance abuse and mental health.
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Ming will often refer people to clinicians who specialize in treating first responders, substance abuse treatment if necessary, and family therapy.
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The group provides a host of services, such as medical and dental care, therapy, substance abuse treatment, legal help and education.
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Bi people, for example, face higher rates of depression and substance abuse than lesbian and gay members of the queer community.
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Respire: On November 15th, 2017, a member of our [musical] family checked into an in-patient treatment facility for substance abuse.
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All this being said, there is no excuse for substance abuse, ever, even if it is not directly impacting your business.
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Barr said the tools were developed after subjects of recent threat investigations exhibited symptoms of mental illness or substance abuse issues.
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" After completing the rehab facility's substance abuse program, a source previously told PEOPLE that "[Lamar is] doing great and he's happy.
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The draft budget would also increase spending on substance-abuse services by $500 million to deal with the opioid addiction crisis.
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There are real safety issues for college students, such as sexual assault and substance abuse, which require in loco parentis supervision.
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Fisher was candid about her substance abuse issues over the decades, starting at only age 13 when she began smoking marijuana.
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Ford's earliest troubles with substance abuse dated to 22013, when he was arrested in Miami, Florida, for driving under the influence.
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Similarly, most media attention has focused on substance abuse in states Mr Trump won, such as West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio.
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Yes, taking part in field hockey or cheer certainly helps fight obesity and heart disease while lowering rates of substance abuse.
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But Dr. Mark Willenbring, a psychiatrist at Alltyr substance abuse clinic in St. Paul, Minnesota, puts the blame squarely on regulators.
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Days later, a source confirmed to PEOPLE that Locklear will seek long-term treatment for substance abuse and her mental health.
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However they also have to complete rehabilitation programmes, such as anger-management or substance-abuse counselling, in order to be released.
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Francis will get partial custody -- mostly on the weekends -- but he's on very thin ice when it comes to substance abuse.
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"It can impair school performance and cause health issues such as substance abuse, obesity or cardiovascular diseases," Hainmueller said by email.
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"CBT is an effective, time-limited, reasonably cost-effective psychotherapy for things like depression, anxiety, substance abuse, etc," said Dr. Fridberg.
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Jacqueline Bevan, a member of a Sarasota ministry group, reached out to Gould and helped him get treatment for substance abuse.
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The film starts out by dealing with Gloria's substance abuse, but it becomes about so much more as the film progresses.
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Know the difference between regular drinking and problematic drinking Substance abuse can often go hand in hand with mental health issues.
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Auction proceeds benefit the Glide Foundation, a San Francisco charity that serves people who are poor, homeless or battling substance abuse.
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Oscar has struggled with substance abuse for years -- and has been to rehab for alcohol and drug issues in the past.
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Participants had mental health assessments and also provided information about substance abuse, environmental safety issues and race in an annual questionnaire.
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The former PGA golfer has also battled substance abuse himself and previously said alcoholism and mental illness run in his family.
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It would include not only primary and preventive care, but also prescription drug, mental health, substance abuse dental and vision coverage.
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In contrast, suicide and substance abuse explained almost all of a gap between expected and actual deaths seen among younger whites.
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Two men who served with Hooten in Mogadishu survived the battle, only to later die from issues related to substance abuse.
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The number of people in the US dying from mental disorders and substance abuse has multiplied over the past 30 years.
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Of the 20 million Americans that had a substance abuse addiction in 2015, about 10% of them were addicted to opioids.
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Lovato admits that she wasn't on her best behavior during her early days in treatment for depression, bulimia and substance abuse.
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Statement from the NYT: The Times also said Thrush told them that he plans to check into a substance abuse program.
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The years following Brown's career did not come without its struggles, and he often grappled with substance abuse and financial problems.
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Houston, who battled substance abuse, drowned in a bathtub in a Beverly Hills hotel in 2012 at the age of 48.
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Gregory was suspended at least one year without pay in January 2017, his third time violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
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Jordan, the No. 233 overall selection in the 2013 draft, is serving his second suspension under the league's substance abuse policy.
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This means that many women in jails and prisons have complex and interwoven lives of trauma, mental illness and substance abuse.
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The waiver also exempts "medically frail" individuals, such as people with cancer, blood clotting disorders, or alcohol or substance abuse disorders.
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Proceeds will benefit the Glide Foundation, a San Francisco charity that serves people who are poor, homeless or battling substance abuse.
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In 2010, she entered treatment for the first time and was treated for bipolar disorder, bulimia, self-harm and substance abuse.
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We know that prisoners have higher rates of psychiatric disorders, and access to mental health and substance abuse services is essential.
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Additionally, Pacheco alleges that Renner has a history of substance abuse, as well as verbal and emotional abuse, according to TMZ.
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Simon Biles and her younger sister were adopted by their grandmother after their mother was sent to rehabilitation for substance abuse.
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More than half of the veterans housed via the program have problems like chronic illness or substance abuse, according to Politico.
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In prison, he has attended substance abuse classes and become a devoted reader of self-help books from the prison library.
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He was suspended by the NFL for nine games in 2014 for violating league policies on substance abuse and personal conduct.
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Throughout the Obama years, mental health and substance abuse treatment were among the few issues with strong support across the aisle.
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Before #MeToo, a quieter industry reckoning was underway to alleviate the stigma surrounding mental illness and its symptoms, including substance abuse.
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David Murray is a senior fellow and a director of the Center for Substance Abuse Policy Research at the Hudson Institute.
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He said they could receive mental health services, substance abuse treatment if needed or job assistance at these state-run facilities.
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All too often the initial response to substance abuse is to rely on law enforcement to interdict supplies and arrest dealers.
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Gooden and, to a greater degree, Strawberry, volunteered the grim narratives of their substance abuse, much of which is already known.
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A new Milliman report found that mental health and substance abuse insurance coverage got worse — while suicide and overdose rates increase.
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The plan would also decrease the number of people incarcerated due to mental illness and substance abuse, according to the campaign.
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" Told that Strawberry is a minister and had co-founded two substance abuse recovery centers in Florida, he said: "Oh, dear.
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We also expect that Congress will consider measures to standardize mental health and substance abuse risk assessments for earlier preventive treatment.
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Rob's had issues with substance abuse, and Chyna's fresh off a daytime arrest in Texas after getting wasted at the airport.
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A violation rate of 20 percent or more would jeopardize a state's federal block grants for substance abuse, the authors note.
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It also requires the plans to offer 10 "essential health benefits," including maternity care, mental health care and substance abuse treatment.
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She shot to fame with the WWF wrestling promotion in the early 2000s but later struggled with depression and substance abuse.
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And the potential for addiction could be even higher among veterans with PTSD, 20 percent of whom struggle with substance abuse.
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He'd had a history of substance abuse but was managing it with buprenorphine, a medication used to help treat opioid dependency.
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Lovato's hospitalization comes just weeks after the singer, who has struggled with substance abuse, revealed she had recently suffered a relapse.
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His lawyers said in court that the claim was based on his client's struggles with narcissism, sexual sadism and substance abuse.
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Crisis Text Line is a non-profit text-based hotline intended for people experiencing suicidal thoughts, substance abuse, stress and anxiety.
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There are more serious threads as well, as challenges like racism, mental illness, sexual assault and substance abuse enter the plot.
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This fear has resulted in research focused on the associated risks of sexting, such as substance abuse and risky sexual behavior.
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He struggled with substance abuse in the ensuing years, and was repeatedly denied licenses from state commissions because of his problems.
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Roberge told the court on Wednesday that since she's been in jail, she has come across women with substance abuse issues.
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If you have absolutely no history of mental illness or substance abuse in your entire family tree, then open a restaurant.
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Second offenders will sit out for 45 days and will have to go through substance abuse counseling at the students' expense.
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University administrators have long worked closely with their campus police forces on issues such as robbery or substance abuse, she said.
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"And he ended up on a bad path in terms of substance abuse, which is what led to this particular issue."
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Tafrate has spent most of his career working in criminal justice, where anger is often entangled with violence and substance abuse.
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Another provision could make it easier for Medicaid recipients to get inpatient care for substance abuse over the next five years.
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Jon has spoken publicly about his issues with substance abuse -- including cocaine -- and it seemed like he was winning the battle.
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Its work includes physical and mental heath care services, alcohol and substance abuse treatment, vocational training, day care and nursing homes.
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The social nature of food service can mean it becomes easy to define substance abuse behaviors as "typical" rather than problematic.
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"The laws were frankly never intended to be used for the warehousing of people suffering substance abuse disorders," Mr. Glickstein said.
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At Community Hope, Mr. Manson would try to help homeless people and others who had substance abuse problems, Ms. Levy said.
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The negative mental health consequences from such terrifying violations include post-traumatic stress disorder, substance abuse, depression, anxiety and suicidal behavior.
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The song features lyrics that touch on her past struggles with substance abuse and loneliness, which Lovato has been candid about.
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He has a brother, Mantosh (Divian Ladwa), who was also adopted from India and has mental health and substance-abuse problems.
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McDonnell has been open about his struggles within his marriages and with substance abuse, which he attributes to his childhood trauma.
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But once someone is without a home, other issues can take hold, including mental and physical illnesses, isolation, and substance abuse.
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Ayers published recent research on the role journalists can play to help people with substance abuse receive the help they need.
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Kay is said to have been placed on paid leave, and is also reportedly in outpatient treatment himself for substance abuse.
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It highlighted Goldstein's battle with substance abuse and mental health issues, including time he spent in an allegedly abusive rehabilitation center.
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The show doesn't have any easy answers or prescriptive redemption paths in the destructive wake of depression, selfishness, and substance abuse.
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Those same students will also be more likely to experience medical co-morbidities such as depression, anxiety, substance abuse and suicidality.
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"I don't know what members, if any, have had any problems with substance abuse, been busted in D.U.I.," Mr. Johnson continued.
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That year, Roseann Mercedes Jaurigue was charged with murder over her stillbirth after prosecutors found that she had substance abuse issues.
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As she had been compliant with substance abuse treatment, breastfeeding was recommended, and helped curb her newborn's withdrawal symptoms even more.
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Ashley Evans Ashley Evans has "struggled with opioid and substance abuse for much of her life," according to the White House.
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I don't know... I don't know what members, if any, have had any problems with substance abuse, been busted in DUI?
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HHS would work in consultation with the National Institutes of Health, CDC, and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
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The disorder is associated with significant work, school and health problems, substance abuse and an increased risk of death by suicide.
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Many suicides can be prevented with mental health and substance abuse treatment; these services can help individuals survive temporary suicidal crises.
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Not only did they agree, but Victor Sr., a mental-health and substance-abuse counselor, became ordained as a Baptist minister.
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Advancements in substance abuse treatment practices offer new, promising alternatives for better-informed and infinitely more effective and cost-efficient policies.
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This includes, but is not limited to, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, substance abuse, eating disorders, and suicidal thoughts and behaviors.
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When people are down the rabbit hole of substance abuse, musicians tend to make more experimental records, like Station to Station.
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We're told Stella will also allege Mariah has a substance abuse problem, and fails to take her meds for bipolar disorder.
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