drug abuse

What Is Drug Addiction? Like a Real Definition?

Question by Bluey: What is drug addiction? Like a real definition?

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Answer by saved_by_grace
Drug Addiction:
An addiction is a recurring compulsion by an individual to engage in some specific activity, despite harmful consequences to the individuals health, mental state or social life. The term is often reserved for drug addictions but it is sometimes applied to other compulsions, such as problem gambling, and compulsive overeating

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Where Can I Find Information on Pain Addiction to Write a Paper On?

Question by Hiro1221: Where can I find information on Pain Addiction to write a paper on?
I’m talking about real addiction to pain. Not pain pills or the pain(s) of being addicted to something. The actual addiction to causing yourself pain such as always getting into a horrible relationship or situations where pain will be the outcome. Haven’t been able to find much info except on personal made websites where someone writes their theory and thoughts on the subject. Need professional, documented work for a paper I’m writing for a school. Any websites, books, info, etc. will be much appreciated. Thank you everyone for your time. Take care and have a great and happy new year.
Thank you very much everyone. Really appreciate it.

Does the NBA Doping Tests for Illegal Drugs to the Players?

Question by Rayman: Does the NBA doping tests for illegal drugs to the players?
Like Cocaine, Weed, Crack… Etc.

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Answer by Bob Howard
idiot

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PTSD and Substance Abuse: Part II Treatment Options – Dr. Robyn Walser, of the National Center for PTSD at the Palo Alto VA Medical System examines the often dual diagnoses of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and …

 

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I Need Some Recent, Reliable Statistics; Care to Help?

Question by Amethyst: I need some recent, reliable statistics; care to help?
I would very much like these statistics from reliable, recent sources:
What percentage of drug abusers become addicted
What percentage of teenagers use illegal (NOT prescription) drugs
What amount of money the U.S. has spent on the war on drugs so far this year.
How many arrests out of 1000 (or 100 or 10; doesn’t really matter just out of a number) are drug-related i.e. possession, use, selling
How many people each year die from tobacco
How many people each year die from alcohol poisoning
How many people each year die from alcohol-induced car accidents
What percentage of illegal drug addicts relapse after admitting themselves to treatment
What percentage of convicts in prison on drug-related charges were addicted to drugs at the time of the crime
Please include all of your sources. These statistics should be at least as recent as 2005, and if possible more recent than that. Thank you to anyone who answers.
I have googled these to no end! If you are not going to give me the actual statistics, please don’t answer!

Can Someone List Hotlines for Marijuana Use?

Question by Kyle9211: can someone list hotlines for marijuana use?
i need to find about 10 hotlines for a school project that help people who have problems with marijuana

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Answer by ezgoin92
National Drug Abuse Hotline
800-662-4357

National Alcohol and Substance Abuse Information Call Center
1.800.784.6776

Washington State Marijuana Hotline
1-800-388-GROW (4769)

Drug Addiction Referral Hotline
1-800-758-5877

National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information (NCADI)
1-800-729-6686

Teen Problem Hotline 800 398-7340

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Pregnancy Drug Testing Mandatory?

Question by Timothy B: pregnancy drug testing mandatory?
I havce a co work who just found out the she is pregnant. her doctor gave her a drug test and she tested + for THC. (she has of course stopped now that she knows she is pregnant) Her doctor also stated that she would have another test in a few months and if it was + she would be reported to child welfare. She is on medicare or medicaid. can she refuse. Is this now the law. We are in Texas if that makes the laws any different.

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