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Faces and Voices of Recovery Southern Coast Regional Representative: Mike McLemore
http://www.facesandvoicesofrecovery.org/regions/southern_coast.php
A&E Recovery Project

Alabama Voices For Recovery Mike Mclemore Delegate for Alabama and FORMLL President Johann Caris  Attend Hands Across America March Recovery Rally an A&E Special For Sept National Recovery Month 2008 In New York City ..


National Clandestine Laboratory Register -- Alabama
Alcohol related traffic deaths increased by 6.7% in Alabama from 2005-2006

NHTSA Report
Doctors and pharmacists more likely to be addicted
The American Medical Association estimates that 10-15 percent of doctors and pharmacists suffer from prescription drug addiction.    more>>


Drug "infested" schools.
A new national study of middle school and high school students calls U.S. schools “drug-infested,”  more>>



Migraine drug might ease alcoholism   11/Oct/2007 15:45
migraine pill seems to help alcoholics taper off their drinking without detox treatment
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Gene That May Influence Alcoholism And Addiction Identified
26/Sep/2007 10:55
Previous research has extensively studied the association of the dopamine D2 receptor gene (DRD2) with alcoholism. more>>


Family History Of Alcoholism Affects Response To Drug Used To Treat Heavy Drinking

22/Sep/2007 8:28
Naltrexone is one of four oral medications approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of alcoholism. more>>

Appeals court says requirement to attend AA unconstitutional
19/Sep/2007 6:30
Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco more>>

Understanding Addiction and Its Hidden Costs
8/Sep/2007 7:23
ExecuCare ARC addresses the challenges faced by busy professionals who struggle with substance abuse more>>

Chem Lab: ADHD Drug Tested as Treatment for Crack Addiction
8/Sep/2007 7:22
A recent study may have allowed seven crack cocaine addicts to live out their wildest dreams more>>

Alcoholism And Bad Neighborhoods: A Two-way Street
4/Sep/2007 8:16
Living in neighborhoods characterized by unemployment, poverty, poor family integration and high residential mobility is known to contribute to a greater risk for alcohol problems. more>>

Alcoholism can reduce brain functionality
4/Sep/2007 8:15
A researcher in Japan warned that alcoholism can reduce brain functionality, even when there seems to be no apparent structural damage. more>>


Brain dysfunction blamed for drug addiction
25/Aug/2007 6:50
Drug users who can't kick the habit can blame a dysfunctional brain for their addiction, according to new research. more>>

European Tree Yields New Alcoholism Treatment
22/Aug/2007 6:39
A drug approved last year for smoking cessation has also shown promise for use against alcoholism. more>>

Survey: Teen Drug Use Is Rampant
20/Aug/2007 8:10
80 percent of high school students and 44 percent of middle school students attend drug-infested schools. more>>

Brain glitch blamed for addiction
20/Aug/2007 8:08
DRUG users who can't kick the habit can blame a dysfunctional brain for their addiction, according to new research. more>>

Nicotinic receptor may make some people biologically susceptible to drug addiction
19/Aug/2007 9:55
Results of a new study on rats may help explain why some people are biologically more susceptible to drug addiction than the others. more>>

Study: Parents in denial, despair as teens' drug use grows
16/Aug/2007 7:42
Teenagers say drug problems at school are getting worse more>>

Charge dropped; law says alcoholism not a crime
12/Aug/2007 7:07
”I’m just a drunk, I’m not a criminal,” Daniel Barnes told Portsmouth District Court Judge more>>

FBI: Former Marijuana Smokers May Apply
6/Aug/2007 15:58
Reversing a 13-year ban, the FBI now says that individuals who have used marijuana on more than an occasional basis in the past may apply for jobs as federal agents more>>

Females More Prone To Brain Damage From Alcohol Abuse
26/Jul/2007 7:55
Science Daily — Alcoholism has traditionally been considered a male disease because there are many more alcoholic males than females more>>

Cocaine Supply Shrinks As Prices Rise in U.S. Cities, Drug Official Says
23/Jul/2007 6:42
But the same federal report that Walters said indicates the short supply also suggests that producers might be stockpiling cocaine in South America or Mexico more>>

OxyContin maker, 3 execs fined $634.5M
21/Jul/2007 6:30
The pills can produce a heroin-like high if crushed and then swallowed, snorted or injected. more>>


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