Factors that May Lead to Alcohol or Drug Addiction According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, drug abuse or dependence can be caused by a number of factors such as “genetic vulnerability, environmental stressors, social pressures, individual personality characteristics, and psychiatric problems.” However, it is unknown which factor plays the largest role in whether or not […]
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A Look at the Frequency of Comorbid Psychiatric Disorders Studies show that individuals suffering from alcohol-related psychiatric disorders such as alcohol addiction or alcohol use disorder often have a comorbid mood or anxiety disorder. A publication written by Rober M. Anthenelli for the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism discusses Comorbid Mental Health
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Recent Study Shows Alcohol Accounts for 5% of Cancer Incidence A recent study by the American Cancer Society and discussed in DocWireNews suggests that “Alcohol consumption accounts for nearly 5% of cancer incidence in the United States on average.” Researchers for the American Cancer Society found that over 75,000 cancer cases and just shy
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Careers that May be More Likely to Lead to Alcohol Addiction According to Business Insider, there are a number of professions that have higher rates of alcoholism. Their reporting indicates that the top 5 positions where people are more likely to die from alcoholism are: Bartenders Shoe machine operators Roofers Painters Cooks Other professions with
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The Numerous Health Benefits of Quitting Alcohol Sobriety is not always the easiest path. Any person in recovery from alcohol addiction can tell you that there are ups and downs along the way. One of the biggest obstacles is preventing relapse and avoiding triggers. Even though it can be difficult, deciding to commit to sobriety
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Tips for Maintaining Sobriety During the Big Game Superbowl Sunday is a solidified holiday for many football fans. Across the country millions of people are watching the San Francisco 49ers take on the Kansas City Chiefs. Many Superbowl parties are filled with good eats and plenty of adult drinks. For someone in sobriety, Superbowl gatherings
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Celebrities Who Have Been Open About their Recovery Many celebrities have been honest about their struggles with drug and alcohol addiction. Some of the most recognized names in Hollywood have opened up to fans about their substance use and subsequent recovery efforts. Bradley Cooper One of Hollywood’s leading men has spoken openly about his sobriety.
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Setting Realistic Goals for Your Sobriety This Holiday Season With Christmas only weeks away, many families are gearing up for festivities. The holidays can be a joyous time, but it can also be very stressful. Over the last few weeks of the year, there is an influx of visitors, get-togethers and temptation for those recovering
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Why Community Is an Important Part of Addiction Recovery People who struggle with addiction have a tendency towards isolation. In many cases, heavy alcohol use can affect nearly every relationship that a person may encounter. It makes it easier to isolate yourself from hurting others. Isolation also makes it easier to feed your addiction. Many
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Researchers at the Scripps Research Institute Have Located ‘Neural Mechanism’ Related to Alcohol Addiction In an article posted earlier this year by Science Daily, researchers at the Scripps Research Institute believe that they have narrowed the search for a brain circuit which may impact alcohol addiction. The study shows that when lasers were used on
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