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    “As the problem of drug prescriptions for controlled substances continue to soar, there were 6.4 million Americans using prescription-type psychotherapeutic drugs non medically. Of the 6.4 million, 4.7 million use pain relievers (“Abuse”). The use of prescriptions will always be misused there is no way to resolve this problem, and it’s always going to be a dramatic increase in prescription drug abuse. Abusers will have temptation to relapse. Misuse of an addiction to opioids is a national…

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    by excessive, impulsive and uncontrollable consumption of goods or services. Oniomania came from Greek” word onios”, which means “for sale”. The problems that appear with shopping addiction are very similar to those disorders such as alcoholism or drug addiction. Shopping addicted people can experience a high due to neurological chemicals. According to Ruth Engs from Indiana University some people develop shopping addiction because their brain releases endorphins and dopamine while shopping, and…

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    Today medical professionals are trying a variety of therapies in hopes of saving the lives of heroin addicts. This is because the heroin epidemic has grown out of control. With this in mind, one of the therapies they're commonly using is behavioral therapy for heroin addicts. What Behavioral Therapy for Heroin Addicts Is Medication is an important part of the detox process. At the same time, behavioral therapy for heroin addicts is also essential. It is here that addicts identify and address…

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    At the best substance abuse treatment centers, patients receive individualized care for their addiction. Many patients with an addiction have a co-occurring disorder like depression. To treat the addiction, the rehab center looks at the patient holistically for a more successful recovery. What Can Patients Expect at Substance Abuse Treatment Centers? There are many different kinds of substance abuse treatment centers available. Some focus entirely on detox, and other centers tailor to rehab…

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    It is undeniable that the question “What are success rates of various abstinence recovery programs that drug/alcohol/smoking addicts go through?” is far from its conclusion. This is evident from the fact that there are numerous arguments raised by both opponents and proponents based on varied opinions. Proponents support the idea that many substance addicts have been able to recover through these abstinence programs while opponents do not support this idea. Some of the reasons claimed by…

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    When selecting a drug testing firm, the AMA strongly suggests that companies use labs that are certified by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) (Sorohan 113). Following the NIDA guidelines will ensure that the tests are evaluated accurately. Once the employer receives the results from the drug test, the applicants or employee is evaluated based solely on whether or not he or she passed the test. If an applicant passes the test, he or she may continue on through the application process…

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    accessing prescription drugs, alcohol, and marijuana has become easier over the years. Substance abuse during a youth’s development period may cause pathological behavior or disorders. The National Survey and Drug Abuse and Health reported 6% and 5.4% of youth, ages 12-17; need treatment from alcohol use and illicit drugs. Adolescents who are consuming drugs are more likely to face problems in their health, school, home, and be involved in illegal activity. With the easy assess to drugs, it can…

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    Furthermore, his treatment plan will be totally based on the perfect service for his substance abuse problem. Therefore, his treatment plan will be to place him in a Center for Substance Abuse Treatment, which will specify where he is in his recovery. Rather than him doing all of this along he will have all of the resources he need at the center to help with his recovery. This will help him…

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    possessed by the devil, or ____ [CITE]. Treatment for drug-dependent people involved _____ from a priest (instead of dr). As time has progressed, the way in which we perceive abnormal behaviour has evolved from a religious and philosophical context, to scientific and empirically grounded interpretations [CITE]. Although many uncertainties remain, the explanation of substance dependence has diversified to include two fundamental cues of abuse, which are psychological and environmental [CITE].…

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    these drugs are really able to do. When most people think of drug abuse, the illegal drugs are what come to mind. It is considered a rarity to hear about a drug bust involving legal medication, yet legal medication remains to be one of the most misused drugs in the world. Many of them are also potentially the most dangerous drugs, and can be deadly if used irresponsibly, excessively, or mixed with other drugs such as alcohol. People who use other drugs, such as heroin,…

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