Opiate Use during Pregnancy Up 500% from a Decade Ago
University of Michigan researchers say that between 2000 and 2009 opiate use and dependency among pregnant women rose by almost 500% and the numbers of infants being born with neonatal abstinence syndrome rose by about 300%.
(0)Penn State researchers say food binging may predispose a person to drug addiction.
(0)Researchers Develop Work Addiction Self Test
Has anyone ever told you that you need to cut down on the time you spend at work? Does your work negatively affect your health and do you get stressed if you can’t work as much as you ‘need’ to? Find out more about work addiction and take a self test to see if you might have a problem with compulsive working.
(0)Teens Ecstasy or Amphetamine Use Linked to Increased Depression Risk
Canadian researchers say teens who use amphetamines or ecstasy once or more experience a dramatically elevated risk of depression (60% to 70% increase).
(0)Teens with substance abuse problems who get involved in AA or NA during the first year of recovery are more likely to maintain abstinence than teens who do not.
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