Victoria Sellers Checking in Realities

Published May 15, 2012

Victoria Sellers Checking In Realities – Scientific research since 1970 shows that effective treatment attends multiple needs of the addict person and not just his or her drug abuse. In addition, medically assisted detoxification is only the first stage of treatment and it does not help much to change long-term drug abuse. Professionals from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) recommend medication and behavioral therapy combined, as important elements of a therapeutic process that begins with detoxification, follows with treatment and doesn’t set aside relapse prevention, since this is essential to maintain the positive effects of therapy.

INTAC(TM) Technology Combats Misuse of Extended Release Drugs

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INTAC(TM) is designed to be crush-resistant and to protect intended action of extended release drugs. Applying INTAC(TM) to prescription opioid drugs is considered an efficient means to combat unintended and intended drug misuse and abuse through …
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Addiction center expands services to Shiyah

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It can happen to anyone,” says the 30-year-old Rabih (not his real name), who has experienced firsthand the stigma and lack of support that comes with seeking treatment for substance abuse in Lebanon. “It is very hard in Lebanon.
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BioElectronics RecoveryRx Approved for Surgical Recovery and Chronic Wounds in …

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By BioElectronics Corporation FREDERICK, Md., May 15, 2012 — /PRNewswire/ — BioElectronics Corporation (OTC-PINK: BIEL), the maker of disposable, inexpensive, drug-free topical pain and healing devices, announces that the Therapeutic Products …
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