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Addiction Recovery News 01/2007 (Page 5)




Colon is on track in rotator-cuff surgery rehab (Los Angeles Times)
Bartolo Colon has successfully completed the first two phases of his rehabilitation from a rotator-cuff tear and is scheduled to begin throwing in Arizona this week, Angels General Manager Bill Stoneman said Wednesday.

Heroin, Ecstasy Flood China as Drug Gangs Target Rich (Update2) (Bloomberg.com)
Jan. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Guo Chunlei earns the equivalent of $64,000 a year from the driving school he owns in Beijing. It pays for his heroin habit.

Former drug addicts go 'green' (wigantoday.net)
A PIONEERING gardening scheme is being used to help former drug addicts build a new life. (11/01/2007 07:48:02)

THE Q&A: MARK URMAN SOME THOUGHTS ABOUT THINKFILM (Kansas City Star)
Tiny ThinkFilm is lately getting more attention than it has had in its young life, thanks to accolades for “Half Nelson” and the performance of star Ryan Gosling as an urban teacher struggling with drug addiction.

Get help with addiction (The Acorn)
More than 22 million Americans struggle with drug/alcohol addiction. Narconon can help. Start the New Year right by calling Narconon at (800) 4686933 for free counseling, assessments and referrals to centers nationwide. For more information, visit www.stopaddiciton.com.

Gatehouse Academy Adds Acting Classes to Young Adult Drug Rehab Programs (PR Web)
Gatehouse Academy's long-term residential drug rehab facility for young adults age 17 - 25 introduces acting classes to its programs. (PRWeb Jan 11, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/dingpr.php/Q3Jhcy1NYWduLVNpbmctTG92ZS1NYWduLVplcm8=

Final draft ready for rehab policy (IBN live)
The Prime Minister's rehabilitation policy is in the last stage and the rural development ministry is preparing a package on it.

Calera park plans have big price tag (Birmingham News)
The Calera Parks and Recreation Department on Wednesday unveiled a master plan for a $15.6 million rehab and expansion of the city's two parks, including a skate park, BMX bike track and disc golf field.

Fire station rehab moves ahead (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
Hoagland firefighters will be able to finish renovating their station, even though the Federal Emergency Management Agency has concerns about its location in the floodway.

Gatehouse Academy Adds Acting Classes to Young Adult Drug Rehab Programs (PR Web via Yahoo! News)
Wickenburg, AZ (PRWeb) January 10, 2007 -- Gatehouse Academy, a long-term residential drug rehab facility exclusively for young adults, recently added acting classes to its weekly curriculum.

Out of hospital, Fox begins rehab (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
Butler County Commissioner Mike Fox will spend the next several weeks at Chesterwood Village in West Chester to continue recovering from a near-fatal E. coli infection.

China to Open 22 New Methadone Clinics in Yunnan to Tackle Drug Addiction, HIV (RedNova)
Text of report in English by official Chinese news agency Xinhua (New China News Agency) Kunming, 11 January: Twenty-two methadone clinics are set to open in southwest China's Yunnan Province in response to rising drug addiction and the spread of HIV/AIDS in the region.

Osbourne Rehab Failed To Cure Me (ContactMusic)
KELLY OSBOURNE insists rehab failed to cure her addiction to illegal drugs, and was shocked clean by the cost of the process. The 22-year-old underwe

Drug smuggler needed to have surgery (The Royal Gazette)
A drug smuggler who swallowed 150 pellets of cannabis resin had to have surgery to remove some of them after developing complications. Derrick Hart, of WB’s Way, Hamilton Parish, bought the drugs in Amsterdam and ingested them with a drink of water and honey.

Clinical Alert On Drug-eluting Stents And Late Thrombosis (Science Daily)
The Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI) today released a clinical alert advising physicians on practical steps for reducing the risk of a rare but serious complication associated with drug-eluting stents. The document follows hearings held by the FDA's Circulatory Systems Device Panel. SCAI's clinical alert focuses on careful patient selection, meticulous stent ...

Connecticut Officer Wounded In Line Of Duty In 2002, Dies (Officer.com)
After intensive rehab, Fumiatti returned to the job in January 2004.

Answers hard to come by from rehab facility; Weymouth neighbors say questions are still unanswered (Patriot Ledger)
WEYMOUTH - Neighbors of a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center under construction across from South Shore Hospital want the health service company building it to tell them what will go on there.

Consultant urged end of rehab unit at Quincy hospital (Patriot Ledger)
QUINCY - A management consultant hired by Quincy Medical Center last year recommended closing the popular transitional-care unit, a spokeswoman said.

Man tried for murder had been upset about daughter's addiction (CBC Saskatchewan)
A Yorkton, Sask. man on trial for the murder of his daughter's boyfriend was upset because of her addiction to drugs, court heard Wednesday.

Osbourne Replaced Drugs With Shopping (Teen Hollywood)
Singer Kelly Osbourne replaced her drug addiction with a dangerously expensive shopping habit. After curing her addiction to painkillers, the reality TV star confesses she hit the shops hard.

Four Arrested On Suspicion of Drug Use and Stolen Property (KCBA FOX 35 Salinas)
The San Benito County Sheriff's Office arrested four area residents on suspicion of injecting methamphetamine and possession of stolen property Monday night in a case that law enforcement officials say illustrates the connection between drug addiction and theft.

SIMPLOT RETURNS TO IDAHO TO REHAB (KPVI-TV)
BOISE, Idaho (AP) -- Billionaire potato magnate J.R. Simplot has been released from a Phoenix hospital and flown to the Idaho Elks Rehabilitation Hospital in Boise where he will continue to recuperate from a head injury.

Life Skills graduates 19 students (Springfield News-Sun)
Some worked full time, some raised children and some beat drug addiction. Many challenges were overcome by the 19 students who earned high school diplomas Thursday night during a graduation ceremony at St. John's Missionary Baptist Church for the Life Skills Center of Springfield.

Rehab Saad (Al-Ahram Weekly)
TRAVEL is a monthly supplement of Al-Ahram Weekly appearing the last Thursday of the month. We welcome contributions and letters on subjects raised in this supplement.

Osbourne: "Rehab Failed To Cure Me" (Teen Hollywood)
Kelly Osbourne insists rehab failed to cure her addiction to illegal drugs, and was shocked clean by the cost of the process. The 22-year-old underwent several spells in clinics to kick her habit, but claims she cured herself.

Mothers 'killing babies with drug ice' (The Australian)
Dr Ross Wilson, a former GP of the year, said the number of unborn babies affected by ice was most notable in the suburbs of western Sydney where the drug had replaced heroin.

Mothers 'killing babies with drug ice' (News Interactive)
PREGNANT women addicted to the drug ice are killing their unborn children in a plague worse than the cocaine epidemic of the 1980s, a doctor has warned.

Driver agrees to enter rehab (The Express-Times)
FLEMINGTON | A former Union Township school board member charged with swerving her SUV at the daughter of another board member agreed to enter a program for first-time offenders on Thursday.

Pine Ridge drug-ring conspirator sentenced to 14 years (Rapid City Journal)
Jean “Chick” Merrival has vowed to leave behind a life of drug use and dealing. She has 14 years to work on it. Merrival, 36, was sentenced Thursday by U.S. District Judge Karen Schreier to 168 months in federal custody for supplying drugs to Pine Ridge cocaine dealers.

Deeds: Rock, baseball voters take vastly different stances on drug use (The Idaho Statesman)
You've gotta feel for Mark McGwire. In the same week the Popeye-armed slugger was brutally rejected by the Baseball Hall of Fame — ostensibly for suspected drug use — the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announced its inductees.

Stringer named director of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division (KSHB-TV Kansas City)
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) – Mark Stringer, interim deputy director of the state Mental Health Department since July, was named Thursday as director of the Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse.

Addiction, recovery forum set Thursday at Beach Club (Palm Beach Daily news)
Renaissance Institute of Palm Beach, a Caron Treatment Center, will present a free forum, Living in the Solution: Addiction and the Family, Healing and Recovery, at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Beach Club.

Amy Takes Drink Break (Ananova)
She's sung about going to rehab...

DONALD W. MORRIS – (Paris Beacon)
CHRISMAN – Donald W. Morris, 80, of Gardner, died Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2007, at the Morris Healthcare and Rehab Center, Morris. He was a former teacher and principal of Chrisman Grade School and then was superintendent of Gardner Grade School for 14 years, retiring in 1986.

Roebling rehab on track (The Kentucky Post)
Detours around the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge do not appear to have hurt Covington businesses near the foot of 140-year-old span that is shut down to vehicular traffic until April.

Shelby County looks for solutions to drug problem (The Sentinel-News)
Local officials met Wednesday in Frankfort to talk about the drug problem in Shelby County.

Quake-hit rehab issue stirs uproar in LA (Greater Kashmir)
Jammu, Jan 12: The legislative assembly Friday witnessed uproarious scenes and pandemonium when opposition members accused the government of turning a blind eye towards the earthquake survivors of Kupwara district. They were demanding a half an hour discussion on the matter.

Taiwan Legislature Approves Draft Bill That Would Provide HIV-Positive People With No-Cost Treatment For Drug Addiction (Medical News Today)
Taiwan's legislative branch on Monday approved a draft bill that would allow HIV-positive people to receive no-cost treatment for drug addiction, the Taipei Times reports. The draft bill, which also would provide no-cost treatment for drug addiction to people with mental illnesses, was written by the Ministry of Justice and approved by the Judiciary Committee. [click link for full article]

Drug court has impact, cop says (The Ottawa Sun)
Sat, January 13, 2007 Drug court has impact, cop says By JON WILLING, OTTAWA SUN Ottawa's drug treatment court, which is coming up on its first anniversary, seems to be making progress at the street level, a downtown cop says. "We're seeing the results," Sgt. Rolly Campbell said while discussing his unit's latest prostitution sweep in the Centretown area. Seven undercover cops from the ...

Team Notes (USA Today)
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Pa. Hospital gets rehab grant (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
Pennsylvania Hospital yesterday announced that it had been awarded a $350,000 grant to help fund the restoration of the exterior of its 252-year-old Pine Building.

Pa. Hospital gets rehab grant (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
Pennsylvania Hospital yesterday announced that it had been awarded a $350,000 grant to help fund the restoration of the exterior of its 252-year-old Pine Building.

Huntington Beach hostel may become teen rehab center (Orange County Register)
Some neighbors are concerned that teens with anger and substance issues could be destructive.

City Officials Hope Restoration Is Contagious (News 25 Evansville)
EVANSVILLE - Mayor Jonathan Weinzapfel unveils a new plan to rehab houses in the central city. You could call it a booster shot. Pump thousands of dollars into an old house with high hopes it will spread renewal in other homes.

All-American effort: Aptos' Heather Emswiler beats crystal meth addiction to become a two-time All-American at De Anza (Santa Cruz Sentinel)
Playing for the De Anza College women's soccer team this year, Aptos High grad Heather Emswiler helped her team reach the state's final four. Her spectacular save in the final seconds of regulation against Modesto kept the team alive.

Shelby County looks for solutions to drug problem (Sentinel-News)
Local officials met Wednesday in Frankfort to talk about the drug problem in Shelby County.

Brodeur back for ninth All-Star game (AP via Yahoo! News)
Martin Brodeur is headed back to the NHL All-Star game. Banged-up forwards Jaromir Jagr and Jarome Iginla are not.

DAILY EXPRESS NEWS (Sabah Daily Express)
SHAH ALAM: About 75 per cent of former inmates of drug rehabilitation centres (Pusat Serenti) who have been treated of their addiction return to their old habit, Deputy Internal Security Minister Datuk Mohd Johari Baharom said.

MARTI'S REHAB RETURN (Sunday Mail)
POP star Marti Pellow is going back to rehab eight years after winning his battle with drugs and booze. But fans of the Wet Wet Wet singer do not need to worry... he is playing it for laughs in a new sitcom.

Catalyst focuses on drug to treat addicts (Miami Herald)
Catalyst Pharmaceutical Partners in Coral Gables has a single drug, but it has huge potential: It suppresses dopamine levels in the brain, which could be a major factor in battling cocaine and methamphetamine addiction -- and perhaps treat nicotine, alcohol, obesity and gambling problems as well.




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