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Blurred Lines: Alcohol Abuse or Addiction?
Most people have asked themselves, “Do I have a drinking problem?” The difference between drinking too much and being an alcoholic can be difficult to see.
Dare to Differ: Today’s Addiction Prevention Campaigns And DARE’s Mistakes
Unlike the D.A.R.E. campaign of years past, today's drug prevention strategies use scientific fact to teach young people why substance abuse is a bad idea.
“Mad” World: Alcohol and the Workplace
Even though shows like "Mad Men" glamorize drinking in the workplace, the reality is that alcohol at work might cause problems for companies and employees.
#TBT: A Brief History of Cocaine
The history of cocaine is fascinating. Cocaine has been used as medicine, currency, and an ingredient in soda, but it's always been a dangerous drug.
Celebrating Sober for St. Patrick’s Day
Somehow St. Patrick’s Day became a day to drink, but it doesn't have to be. There are many sober ways to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
A Brief History of Cocaine … And Horses
Animal-assisted therapy for addiction is becoming more common and more effective than ever. Here's how animals help people in recovery.
Ten Boring Years in Paradise – Looking Forward by Looking Back
A person in recovery for 10 years recounts what his journey has been like. He explains what sobriety feels like now, and how he wouldn't change a thing.
Johnny Manziel Checks into Rehab, Ending Season of League-Wide Suspensions
Former Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel voluntarily checked into rehab for alcohol abuse. He's made the decision to start his recovery.
Personal Stories: My Brother’s Keeper
I grew up being very close with my brother David, but he was fighting a hidden battle. His enemy was his own reflection staring back at him in the mirror.
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