Addiction Recovery News 07/2007 (Page 3)
A mother’s reflection on addiction (Newburgh Register)
Editor’s note: This story is the second part in an on-going series that will follow a participant in the Warrick County Drunk Driving/Drug Court. Due to federal law, the participant’s last name, as well as all those associated with him, will not be published.
(Jul 6, 2007)
Gore arrest highlights Rx drug abuse (AP via Yahoo! News)
Drug abuse experts say the arrest of Al Gore's son underscores the growing problem of prescription drug abuse among America's youth. College students use the stimulant Adderall, an attention deficit drug, to get a speedy high or pull all-nighters.
(Jul 6, 2007)
Malaysian woman still insists she wants to be Hindu after 6 months in Islamic rehab (Chinapost.com.tw)
AMuslim-born Malaysian woman who was held at an Islamic rehabilitation center for six months because she tried to live as a Hindu insisted Friday she will never return to her original faith.
(Jul 6, 2007)
Drug war leaders optimistic about drop in U.S. use (The Sacramento Bee)
One war appears to be going well for the United States and its allies these days: the drug war.
(Jul 6, 2007)
Rehab for the reaper (Toronto Star)
Ben Kingsley plays vile gangsters so well, no one blinked when his character in Sexy Beast ended up in hell snarling at demons. Everyone just laughed.
(Jul 6, 2007)
New Drug Czar Visits Area (The Morning News)
BENTONVILLE -- The state's new drug director is preparing for battle on all fronts, using her background in mental health to cultivate programs that compassionately address the illness of drug and alcohol addiction -- while devising a strategy to curb drug trafficking and manufacturing.
(Jul 6, 2007)
Rehab kicks out DeWitt doctor (The Post-Standard)
Dr. Harry Black, the DeWitt physician charged in June with felony counts of illegally prescribing narcotics, has been kicked out of a Pennsylvania rehabilitation facility a week after arriving.
(Jul 6, 2007)
MyFox Boston | Gore Arrest Highlights Rx Drug Abuse (FOX 25 Boston)
By CARLA K. JOHNSON Associated Press Writer CHICAGO -- Drug abuse experts say the arrest of Al Gore's son underscores the growing problem of prescription drug abuse among America's youth.
(Jul 6, 2007)
Big Girls Don’t Take Drugs (My Kinda Place)
She might be one of the world’s biggest stars, but Fergie doesn’t take anything for granted. After overcoming an addiction to the drug crystal meth and getting her life back on track by joining the Black Eyed Peas, Fergie says she’s grateful but is still human and recognises her weaknesses.
(Jul 6, 2007)
Britney dating her rehab counsellor? (Digital Spy)
Britney is spending lots of time with her rehab counsellor, fuelling rumours they are dating.
(Jul 6, 2007)
Gore Son's Arrest Puts Spotlight On Prescription Drug Abuse (NBC 5 Chicago)
Drug abuse experts say the arrest of Al Gore's son underscores the growing problem of prescription drug abuse among America's youth, and they want parents to do something about it.
(Jul 6, 2007)
Gordon strong in first rehab outing (phillyburbs.com)
Tom Gordon threw one inning, allowing no runs while striking out one and walking one in his first rehabilitation start for the Clearwater Threshers Thursday night in Lakewood.
(Jul 6, 2007)
Gore arrest highlights prescription drug abuse (CTV.ca)
Drug abuse experts say the arrest of Al Gore's son underscores the growing problem of prescription drug abuse among America's youth.
(Jul 6, 2007)
Plaza owner wants 86 million in aid to help fund shopping center rehab (Overland-St. Ann Journal)
The owner of Northwest Plaza is asking for more than 80 million in public assistance to help make the landmark into a completely renovated, vibrant, modern shopping center.
(Jul 6, 2007)
Rehab package to revive 33 tea gardens; benefit 30k workers (New Kerala)
New Delhi, July 6: The Rs 4,500-crore special purpose tea fund (SPTF) floated by the government is expected to revive 33 closed tea gardens which employs more than 30,000 workers.
(Jul 6, 2007)
Prescription Drug Abuse Hitting America Hard (WCTV Tallahassee)
The arrest of Al Gore's son is bringing national attention to a growing problem among young people. Some drug abuse experts say prescription drugs are now more common than marijuana and cocaine among high school and college students.
(Jul 6, 2007)
Rehab centre needed for abused wild animals (The Star Online)
Battered and bruised, Malaysian wildlife is in dire need of sanctuary.
(Jul 7, 2007)
Mulder optimistic of return, Carpenter to make rehab start Sunday (Slam! Sports)
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Mark Mulder exited his latest bullpen session on Friday optimistic he can help the St. Louis Cardinals' makeshift pitching staff at some point this season.
(Jul 7, 2007)
Stuart Ho retires from Rehab Hospital (BizJournals)
Stuart Ho has retired as president and CEO of the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific.
(Jul 7, 2007)
Notes: Rehab stint for Lidge (MLB.com)
Notes: Rehab stint for Lidge
(Jul 7, 2007)
Thunder may get Hughes for rehab (The Trenton Times)
TRENTON -- Thunder fans, Yankees fans, and baseball fans in general might want to circle Saturday, July 14 on their calendars. If all goes as expected, that could mark the return of pitching phe nom Phil Hughes to Waterfront Park.
(Jul 7, 2007)
BRITNEY REHAB ROMANCE (Daily Record)
BRITNEY Spears is romancing a recovering alcoholic who has been helping with her rehab. The pop star fell for counsellor John Sundahl after meeting him at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting.
(Jul 7, 2007)
PATCO train fleet to undergo $180M rehab (Gloucester County Times)
The Delaware River Port Authority will spend $180 million over the next five years to rehab an aging PATCO rail system that has remained virtually untouched since the first Philadelphia-bound train rumbled along the Benjamin Franklin Bridge in 1969.
(Jul 7, 2007)
World's drug problem 'under control,' U.N. says (Miami Herald)
One war appears to be going well for the United States and its allies these days: the drug war.
(Jul 7, 2007)
Rehab is in fashion, but experts say it's a tough go (The Columbus Dispatch)
Hollywood stars and other famous people enter drug-abuse treatment programs almost weekly, it seems.
(Jul 7, 2007)
Is Britney dating a real estate tycoon she met in rehab? (ANI via Yahoo! India News)
London, July 7 (ANI): It seems that rumours about pop star Britney Spears dating real estate investor John Sundahl might be true after all. The 'Toxic singer was spotted going out on a romantic dinner date with Sundahl, who recently made their romance public, reports The Sun. Sundahl, a recovering alcoholic, said that his romance with Spears began after their meeting at an Alcoholics ...
(Jul 7, 2007)
Mulder optimistic, Carp to make rehab start Sunday (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Mark Mulder exited his latest bullpen session on Friday optimistic he can help the Cardinals' makeshift pitching staff at some point this season. Meanwhile, Chris Carpenter is scheduled to make his second rehab start on Sunday coming off surgery in May.
(Jul 7, 2007)
New Drug Czar Visits Area (The Morning News)
BENTONVILLE -- The state's new drug director is preparing for battle on all fronts, using her background in mental health to cultivate programs that compassionately address the illness of drug and alcohol addiction -- while devising a strategy to curb drug trafficking and manufacturing.
(Jul 7, 2007)
BRITNEY REHAB ROMANCE (Daily Record)
BRITNEY Spears is romancing a recovering alcoholic who has been helping with her rehab.
(Jul 7, 2007)
Addict screams into the abyss (The Mercury)
A BURNIE drug addict who has been screaming for help for six weeks says it's time the State Government got serious about addressing the state's growing drug-addiction problem.
(Jul 7, 2007)
Drug rehab crisis (The Mercury)
TASMANIA'S drug rehabilitation system is in crisis with addicts unable to access treatment.
(Jul 7, 2007)
Addiction stories 07/08/07 (News-Herald)
• Second in a series of articles.
(Jul 7, 2007)
Winehouse Ditches Friends In Rehab Row (ContactMusic)
British singer AMY WINEHOUSE reportedly stormed out of a restaurant after ordering huge amounts of alcohol and ignoring her friends' attempts to encou
(Jul 7, 2007)
Yanks' Karstens makes first start since leg injury (ESPN)
Yankees right-hander Jeff Karstens threw 3 1/3 scoreless innings Saturday in his first minor league rehab start since breaking his right leg two months ago.
(Jul 7, 2007)
Yankees' Karstens make first rehab start (CBS Sportsline)
New York Yankees right-hander Jeff Karstens threw 3 1/3 scoreless innings Saturday in his first minor league rehab start since breaking his right leg two months ago.
(Jul 7, 2007)
Gore arrest highlights Rx drug abuse (Boston Globe)
Drug abuse experts say the arrest of Al Gore's son underscores the growing problem of prescription drug abuse among America's youth. College students use the stimulant Adderall, an attention deficit drug, to get a speedy high or pull all-nighters.
(Jul 7, 2007)
Robin Williams opens up on acting, rehab (AAP via Yahoo!7 News)
In Robin Williams' latest film, License to Wed, the Oscar-winning actor plays an over-the-top pastor.
(Jul 7, 2007)
Tories highlight cannabis dangers in drug blueprint (Guardian Unlimited)
The risks of cannabis are so great that it should be reclassified as a class B drug, says report.
(Jul 8, 2007)
Elton John speaks of drug addiction days (AAP via Yahoo!7 News)
Pop icon Elton John has talked of his darkest days addicted to drugs and alcohol, on an interview with Andrew Denton to air on ABC TV on Monday.
(Jul 8, 2007)
Elton John on drug addiction, love and Donald Duck (The New Zealand Herald)
SYDNEY - Pop icon Elton John has talked of his darkest days addicted to drugs and alcohol, his most outrageous outfits and being disgusted at himself for not being able to operate a washing machine.
(Jul 8, 2007)
Tories highlight cannabis dangers in drug blueprint (Guardian Unlimited)
Health risks of cannabis so great it should now be reclassified as a class B drug, says David Cameron.
(Jul 8, 2007)
Tories highlight cannabis dangers in drug blueprint (Guardian Unlimited)
The health risks of cannabis are so great that it should now be reclassified as a class B drug, carrying much greater penalties for possession and trafficking, says David Cameron's new blueprint for dealing with Britain's growing addiction problems.
(Jul 8, 2007)
Robin Williams opens up on acting, rehab (The West Australian)
In Robin Williams' latest film, License to Wed, the Oscar-winning actor plays an over-the-top pastor who puts a young, ready-to-marry couple through an intrusive pre-wedding prep course.
(Jul 8, 2007)
Weems Community Mental Health Center expands alcohol and drug assessment services (The Meridian Star)
Weems Community Mental Health Center now offers drug and alcohol assessments required by the U.S. Department of Transportation. Harry “Pat” Tucker was recently accredited as a Substance Abuse Professional by the National Association of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors (NAADAC).
(Jul 8, 2007)
Rehab clinic treating Ravenel known for celebrity clientele, upscale offerings (The Greenville News)
COLUMBIA -- Actor Michael Douglas has stayed there. So have former U.S. Rep. Mark Foley, golfer John Daly, actor Rob Lowe and singer Whitney Houston.
(Jul 8, 2007)
Neighbors oppose Hope Center group homes (Daily News Journal)
Some residents who live near a proposed site where a Rutherford County ministry wants to build two group homes to treat adults recovering from drug addiction don't want the homes in their neighborhood.
(Jul 8, 2007)
Amy Winehouse's pals suggest her to enter rehab (ANI via Yahoo! India News)
London, July 8 (ANI): Amy Winehouse's old school friends have reportedly suggested her to check into rehab. The jazz singer met her pals at London's Mem and Laz restaurant on July 5, but was aghast when her friends asked her to ditch her wild behaviour by seeking treatment in any facility. "It turned serious pretty quickly. They were huddled around in deep conversation. At around ...
(Jul 8, 2007)
Too little treatment, too many addicts (Birmingham News)
Increasing drug deaths in Alabama are part of a larger picture, one in which there is a proliferation of drugs and a lack of addiction treatment services, authorities said.
(Jul 8, 2007)
New Drug Czar Visits Area (The Morning News)
BENTONVILLE -- The state's new drug director is preparing for battle on all fronts, using her background in mental health to cultivate programs that compassionately address the illness of drug and alcohol addiction -- while devising a strategy to curb drug trafficking and manufacturing.
(Jul 8, 2007)
Blanco ready to start rehab assignment (Post-Tribune)
PITTSBURGH -- The Cubs have faced several difficult roster decisions the last couple of weeks. They may soon have another tough choice to make in the near future.
(Jul 8, 2007)
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