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13 Aug 2009
The continuation of the recession over the coming months is set to lead to more people requiring addiction recovery services, it has been claimed.
12 Aug 2009
New research has suggested that people who suffer from alcohol addiction are often faced with abnormalities in the brain that affect their emotional perceptions and memory, demonstrating the damage alcoholism can do.
11 Aug 2009
A rehab clinic in the US is getting ready for addiction recovery month in September, when it will combine the event with a celebration of its 20th anniversary.
10 Aug 2009
People in New Mexico could soon have access to government-provided addiction recovery services to help tackle problems with gambling, it has been revealed.
07 Aug 2009
Addiction treatment in Scotland needs to be stepped up to help many more people suffering with alcoholism, it has been claimed.
06 Aug 2009
People who need to enter rehab centers should always be given addiction treatment that focuses on their entire personal situation, not just the addiction problem, it has been claimed.
05 Aug 2009
A growing number of young people are using Class A drugs in Wales, according to the latest official figures from the Welsh Assembly.
04 Aug 2009
Former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith has claimed providing better access to addiction treatment services should be the focus of government efforts to cut crime in the country.
03 Aug 2009
Researchers from Cambridge University are preparing to carry out a series of tests on people suffering from cocaine and crack addictions in an effort to learn more about how to tackle the problem, although plans to pay those involved in the trails have be