Category - Addictions

• Big drop in overdoses has many reasons
• 24/7 hotline launched for drug addiction recovery
• Istanbul issues 694 mln liras in smoking fines
• Children as young as 10 targeted by drug trade - SADAT
• POLICE STATIONS UNDER WATCH OVER DRUG RAIDS; STF TO STEP IN WHERE POLICE FAIL
• Sovereign AI is not the same as secure AI
• Alarm at drug found in e-cigs seized at schools
• Free Narcan at Your Fingertips: New Vending Machine Brings Lifesaving Access to Big Spring
• Punjab rolls out methadone therapy at 6 govt hospitals
• Govt okays first dengue shot for use amid rising disease burden
• Nacada must act now to crush the severe drug menace ravaging Vihiga County
• Nine tickets issued under smoking ban
• I swapped my smartphone for a ‘dumb phone,’ and it changed me
• Vital to tighten screws on alcohol advertisin­g
• New PM’s support for sin taxes on alcohol will cause pubs ‘real trouble’
• Therapies for drug abusers at state clinics
• ‘MY WOMAN BEATING SON WILL KILL SOMEONE’
• e Challenge of Managing Screen Time
• Better Phone Habits For Better Health
• Heat wave: Why you should skip that cold beer or cocktail
• ‘I think the alcohol was still in my throat’
• Call for action over addiction to screens is fuelled by data revealing 400% rise in sexual crimes against children online
• Social media ban ideas conflict with children’s rights
• SOCIAL MEDIA
• Frequent cannabis users may be at risk of this hard-to-diagnose syndrome
• Cigarettes are back in vogue. How did this happen?
• Cigarettes are back in vogue. How did this happen?
• Alcohol’s real cost
• Stop glamorizin­g cigarettes
• Fewer overdoses don’t signal end of opioid crisis in Connecticu­t
• Fewer overdoses don’t signal end of opioid crisis in Connecticu­t
• Fewer overdoses don’t signal end of opioid crisis in Connecticu­t
• Fewer overdoses don’t signal end of opioid crisis in Connecticu­t
• Fewer overdoses don’t signal end of opioid crisis in Connecticu­t
• Fewer overdoses don’t signal end of opioid crisis in Connecticu­t