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Why Alcohol Should Carry Warning Labels
Lots of products carry warning labels, and for good reason. Why doesn't alcohol carry warning labels? Is it time to change that in order to prevent the growth of alcohol-related harm?
The Cumulative and Harmful Effect of Excessive Drinking
Drinking alcohol presents harm and risk for those who take part in it. And though it is not often discussed, there is harm present even when one does not drink to excess.
The United States is Struggling with Multiple Opioid Epidemics
When the opiate epidemic is focused on, it’s considered to be just ONE problem. But in reality, the United States is struggling with multiple opiate epidemics. When we hear about the opiate epidemic, it is called just that, an epidemic.
Nevada and Meth-Related Deaths – Breaking Free from a Vicious Crisis
Now the nation's capital for meth-related deaths, Nevada parents are understandably concerned about how to protect their families from the growing crisis.
Alcohol Addiction – Are We Ignoring the Truth about Drinking?
Media headlines always seem to have room for the opiate crisis. Yet alcohol use continues to grow. It’s a 253 billion dollar per year industry, and it kills about 88,000 Americans annually.
Drug and Alcohol Arrests Rising at College Campuses—How We Got Here
For decades, we have been able to rely on colleges to be the prestigious institutions that they are, to give our kids quality educations, and to provide our kids with the kind of knowledge that will ensure good careers and a pleasant quality of life.
Non-Opioid Prescription Drugs Now Surging in Overdose Statistics
The majority of concern levied on prescription drugs has been levied against pharmaceutical, opioid pain reliever drugs, and understandably so.
The Side Effects of Drug Abuse Appear as Mental Disorders
People often confuse the side effects of drug abuse and alcoholism with mental health problems. Frequently, it is the addiction that causes the symptoms, not an actual mental illness.
Tips for Talking to Your Kids About the Lethal Dangers of Opioids
Addiction prevention starts in the home. Furthermore, addiction prevention needs to start younger than most parents probably think, as adolescents are abusing drugs and alcohol at younger and younger ages each year.
What Binge Drinking at a Young Age Does to a Person
When young people binge drink, they are more likely to go overboard, they are more likely to have an accident, to get alcohol poisoning, or to experience some other kind of disaster. For these reasons and many others, binge drinking should be avoided.
NARCONON NEWS
In a Landscape Plagued by Drugs and Violence, Narconon Puebla is a Bright Ray of Hope
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Puebla, Mexico
New Study Shows Further Scientific Evidence for Narconon Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Program
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United States
