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Top drug rehab principles
By Michael Rad

Drug consumption and even worse, drug addiction are, sadly, one of the major flaws and concerns of the world of today. Due to the fact that dealing with serious drug addictions and patients that require a complex medical supervision, the drug rehabilitation is a psychotherapeutic treatment that implies huge amounts of responsibilities, which are based on a set of strong principles. The basic principles of the drug addiction treatment start from considering each case a particular and individualized expression of the medical condition. Based on this fact, the specialized doctors build a complex treatment that includes each patient's individual needs and problems, in order to succeed the reintegration in the healthy and...
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U.S. says drug abuse needs treatment, not just jail
LONDON (Reuters) - The United States sees drug abuse as a public health problem as much as a crime issue and is seeking to learn from countries in Europe and elsewhere about how to treat addiction as a disease, Barack Obama's drugs policy chief said on Tuesday. Gil Kerlikowske, the U.S. president's director of national drug control policy, said the United States is taking a more balanced ... Read More ...

Rising prescription addiction presents treatment challenges
Prescription addiction is an epidemic, but people who need treatment often can't get help. Recent numbers show prescription addiction certainly has a hold on our region. Read More ...

Deep concerns over government plans to cut benefits for alcoholics and drug addicts who refuse treatment
Doctors and addiction charities today expressed deep concerns over government plans to cut the benefits of people suffering from alcoholism or drug addiction who refuse treatment. Read More ...

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