Side Effects of Creatine For Performance Enhancement Among Teens May Increase Risk Of Alcohol Abuse: Study
A new study warns that youths given creatine as a legal performance enhancing substance face an increased risk of alcohol abuse.
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Energy Drink Consumption May Increase Risk of Alcohol Abuse: Study
A new study links energy drink use to increased alcohol consumption and irresponsible behavior.
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Gastric Bypass May Increase Alcohol Abuse Risk: Study
Another possible side effect of gastric bypass surgery and other extreme weight loss measures may include an increased risk of alcohol abuse, according to new research.
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Study Links Opioid Abuse To Increased Cardiac Arrest Risks
The findings of a new study suggest opioid use may increase the risk of cardiac arrest.
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Side Effects of Xanax, Other Benzos Receive FDA Black Box Warning About Addiction And Abuse Risk
The FDA is requiring new black box label warnings on drugs like Valium and Xanax, due to the risk of abuse, misuse and drug overdose.
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One-Third of Deaths in Alcohol-Related Accidents Involved Repeat Drunk Driving Offenders
A new study finds that fatal drunk driving accidents often involve repeat offenders, and recommend individualizing strategies to deal with them.
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Lawsuits Allege Altar Boys Sexually Abused by Roman Catholic Priests in Guam
A sexual assault lawsuit filed against Catholic organizations in Guam say an altar boy was molested by a priest there in 1979.
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Alcohol Study Cancelled Due To Concerns Over Science, Industry Manipulation
The NIH has cancelled an alcohol study after it was discovered that some staff members secretly took gifts and received funding from alcohol beverage companies.
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Opioid Prescriptions Given To One-Third of Medicare Beneficiaries Amid Abuse Epidemic: Report
A new government report warns that one-third of Medicare recipients are prescribed powerful and addictive narcotic painkillers as the nation battles an opioid drug abuse epidemic.
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Gastric Bypass Surgery Can Lead to Drug, Alcohol Addiction: Study
Patients who have recently undergone gastric bypass surgery may be at an increased risk for substance abuse and alcohol addiction, according to the findings of new research.