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Monthly Archives: August 2007
Effective Detox Missing from Most Drug Rehabs
Ask just about anyone in the country, whether they work in the drug and alcohol rehab treatment field or not, what they consider to be detox and the explanation you will get will be nothing more than withdrawal. Sure, it … Continue reading
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The Anti-Rehab Demigoddess Caves In?
Despite a catchy tune of young rebellion, it appears the singer Amy Winehouse may be getting what she has been so proudly resisting for a while – a drug and alcohol rehab program. Reports continue to surface of her stint … Continue reading
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Drug-Free Rehabilitation
Thousands of people contact us each year for help finding drug and alcohol rehab programs for themselves or loved ones. A recurring theme is that many people who have been in treatment recently have been given some type of drug … Continue reading
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From Oxycontin to Methadone
The recent conviction of the company and several executives who make and promoted the prescription painkiller Oxycontin led to a $634 million fine. Sure, that’s good, but the drug is still being prescribed and people are still getting addicted to … Continue reading
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