
Guessing Overdose Trends
Ever wondered just how far off public perceptions of drug overdose rates differ from reality? The answer may surprise you. Read on to find out more.
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Ever wondered just how far off public perceptions of drug overdose rates differ from reality? The answer may surprise you. Read on to find out more.
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Understand the dangers of snorting hydrocodone, signs of an opioid overdose, when to seek emergency help, and options for ongoing treatment.
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Cyclobenzaprine is a muscle relaxant, and for some people, it can also be abused. Learn more about Cyclobenzaprine addiction.
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Ongoing drug and alcohol abuse can lead to damaged organs, brain cells, and immune system function. Abuse can also heighten cancer risks.
Read article →The US is battling an opioid epidemic, but cities and states across America are fighting back. Find out how these South Carolina cities are bucking the trends.
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Fentanyl is powerful, easy to make, and hard to detect. That makes it ideal for drug dealers hoping to increase their profits.
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Xanax and fentanyl both work on your central nervous system. Take them together, and you could slide into a coma. You may never wake up.
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Test kits can help you spot fentanyl in the drugs you buy. The kits are readily available online, and they are easy for anyone to use.
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Inpatient care involves moving out of your house. Outpatient care involves traveling to treatment regularly.
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Your privacy is protected by two sets of rules in addiction care. Both ensure that data about you and your treatment stays private.
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The drugs you take while you're pregnant move through the placenta and into your child. You can both develop addictions.
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Alcohol can increase your risk of developing diabetes. When you have both conditions at the same time, they can strengthen one another.
Read article →If you have questions about mental health or substance use treatment — for yourself or for someone you love — our admissions team can talk them through with you.