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Athletes in Recovery Who Are Sharing Their Addiction Stories

Broken bones, sprains, and head injuries are common for athletes at all levels of play. Frequently, athletes receive strong painkillers to treat these injuries. No specific population is more likely to receive prescriptions for potent opioids than athletes. Learn about drug addiction prevention efforts for athletes and treatment options.

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Addiction Treatment Therapist Arrested for Trafficking Heroin

Many addiction treatment specialists – therapists, counselors, doctors, or support staff – are in recovery. Since relapse is a part of recovery for many individuals, some addiction professionals will likely relapse. So, what are the implications on the patient community of staff relapses, and how does relapse prevention help the potential problem?

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New Options for Non-Addictive Painkillers

Opioids are incredibly addictive, whether swallowed, injected, or snorted. But people still need powerful non-addictive painkillers for a variety of reasons. Learn more about options for prevention and treatment.

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What’s The Best Heroin Rehab Near Me?

Serious health risks can arise when heroin is discontinued abruptly. Before you decide to stop using drugs or alcohol on your own it is important to consider the health risks. Seeking professional medical care is often considered best practice. Generally due to the standards, supervision, and protocols put in place to keep individuals safe in treatment most families agree.

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