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| Breaking an addiction is hard, but with luxury rehabilitation centers, it can be done in pleasant surroundings. At Estates Delray, the comforts of home are not sacrificed to help clients conquer addictions. |
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| Awakenings for Women offers a halfway house and treatment center designed especially for women. It's a home-away-from-home for women that are ready to change the course of their lives. |
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| Drug Treatment centers across the country are looking for new, innovative ways to help individuals overcome their addictions. Ambrosia Treatment Center now has a dynamic solution for their clients. |
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| Just in time to address America's number-one New Year's resolution, Mark Patrick Media has officially launched its Wired for Weight Loss program. And in the wake of Oprah Winfrey's recent announcement that she has once again tipped the scales at 200 pounds, combating overeating compulsions resides at the top of millions of Americans minds. |
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| Internationally award winning All Addictions Life Recovery Program is putting people before profits by launching a "Pay-What-You-Can option" for the entire month of January. The goal is to assist those struggling with stress and addiction, especially given today's economic climate. This 3 to 6 month online program provides accessible, anonymous, 24/7 support for anyone struggling with stress, anxiety, shopping, overspending, overeating, drugs, alcohol, gambling or other destructive behaviours. |
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| Shari Roan of the L.A. Times writes that longer stays in drug rehab result in less chance for relapse. In conjunction Florida Drug Rehab - Ambrosia Treatment Center announces their extended stay treatment program. |
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| LegalView informed readers of a new drug that would likely replace OxyContin and prevent the abuse commonly associated with consuming a prescription pain medication. The FDA has delayed the release of the drug requesting more information on it, but no additional clinical trials. |
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| The Citizens Commission on Human Rights International (CCHR) claims that a new mental health study on college-aged students published in the Archives of General Psychiatry is misleading by describing substance abuse as a mental illness to encourage the use of psychiatric drugs. |
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| Smokers who have an easier time quitting may have the benefit of specific genes that can foster success, according to a new study by a team of federal scientists at the National Institute on Drug Abuse. |
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| "The No Bull Book on Heart Disease: Real Answers to Winning Back your Heart and Health" (ISBN-13: 978-1402758683) being released nationally by Sterling Publishing in January 2009 is a practical "what-to-expect" guide that will help readers cope with their confusion, fear, and lack of information, as well as decode what doctors really mean when they describe certain cardiac procedures, treatments, and medications. |
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