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Winter is here – and for much of the country, that means freezing temperatures and frosty days spent indoors with our fireplaces ablaze. When the snow is falling, your favorite winter warmer might be calling – perhaps it’s spicy mulled wine or the smooth whiskey you received as a Christmas gift… Rehabs.com, a leading provider of addiction treatment resources, surveyed 3,000 Americans, and firstly found that 1 in 5 (20%) admit to drinking more when the weather is cold out. Meanwhile, 83% say they’re more likely to turn to alcohol when they are feeling low during winter months, rather than summe ..read more

Half of American drinkers will forgo Dry January in 2021, reveals survey Based on a survey of 3,000 respondents. National Rehabs Directory — by American Addiction Centers The post Dropping Dry Jan? appeared first on Drug Rehab Options ..read more

70% of Americans Think Doctors Prescribe Opioids Too Freely in America. Based on a survey of 2,940 respondents. National Rehabs Directory — by American Addiction Centers The post Voting Priorities 2020: Based on a survey of 2,940 respondents appeared first on Drug Rehab Options ..read more

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High school can be difficult for a number of reasons. It can be academically challenging, highly stressful as college preparation ramps up, and often includes a lot of social pressure to act or do as the “in crowd” does. All in all, there is a lot on high school students’ shoulders during this period. Unfortunately, this can lead to dropouts. Students will leave high school without finishing for a number of reasons, and many of these overlap with the reasons teens experiment with drugs. Feeling like they don’t belong, feeling immense stress, feeling depressed — each of these can push a student ..read more

It’s no secret that drug and alcohol-related content is some of the most engaging out there. People can’t get enough of content like AMC’s Breaking Bad, Showtime’s Weeds, and USA’s Queen of the South; so much so that they consistently tune in to their favorites, even if the underlying message is questionable. That’s why it’s no surprise that drugs and alcohol have made their way into – and even become central themes – of some of the most popular shows of all time. It’s as simple as this: supply and demand.  Honestly, we get it. Drug and alcohol-related tv shows are interesting and engaging if ..read more

The state of Florida is suing two of the nation’s largest drugstores, Walgreens and CVS, for allegedly contributing to the opioid crisis, reports the Associated Press. The lawsuit argues that these pharmacies have contributed to the opioid crisis in the U.S. by way of inflating the supply and demand for opioids in the state. This is the latest action the state has taken in the fight against moneyed pharmaceutical interests, and this case will be added to an existing lawsuit against Purdue Pharma, the maker of the highly addictive opioid painkiller, OxyContin, and other pharmaceutical companies ..read more