28 min ago | CBS News
Baldness drug curbs men's interest in alcohol, study suggests
Some men who take the drug finasteride to slow a receding hair line may also find it reduces their interest in drinking alcohol, new research reveals.
4 hrs ago | The Telegraph
Rinpas help to limit your pegs
Remember Devdas? Anyone who is an alcoholic or a substance addict can't be high on life, goes the basic premise.
7 hrs ago | The Guardian
Breaking the cycle of addiction through social investment
Parental substance misuse is a huge problem and we are keen to expand our services so we can help more people.
11 hrs ago | My Addiction
Medication for male pattern baldness may also help decrease alcohol consumption
The drug appears to contribute to the adverse effects of alcohol, causing extreme sedation, intoxication and even memory impairment.
16 hrs ago | BroadwayWorld.com
BWW Reviews: Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Girl on the Drink: from Gutter...
Reviewed 15th June 2013 Annie Siegmann is performing her latest cabaret performance, Girl on the Drink: From Gutter to Glamour in Satire and Song , at the very intimate venue, La Boheme, which ideally suits the even greater intimacy of her production.
20 hrs ago | Andover Advertiser
Alcoholism contributed to Winchester woman's death
The inquest on Wednesday heard that Ms Arci had been plagued by illnesses during her life, including Crohn's disease.
23 hrs ago | Monterey County Herald
Elizabeth Robbins: Alcohol abuse hurts bonds forged in military
Lately it has been awkward to be both a soldier and a woman. Civilian friends gently inquire about my welfare, always after a kindly and meaningful pause.
Drunks Getting Drunker in San Francisco
Anyone who passed out in a drunken stupor on a city street and awoke to discover this story about San Francisco's burgeoning alcoholism rate in a nearby Examiner can label himself a newsmaker.
Drug addict mums flock to clinic
Carol Daws, Michelle Scott and theraputic community manager Shonna Grant chat to mums.
Former soldier Steven Edwards wins Midlands Inspirational Learner Award
The 34-year-old said his studies through the Open University became a lifeline after developing stressrelated illness and alcohol dependency.
Peter D. Barbey: We've been giving up our rights bit by bit
How do you boil a live frog? Very, very slowly. The legendary recipe long has been used as a cautionary tale and a metaphor for unwitting, man-made disasters big and small.
Another good reason for Medicaid expansion
There are plenty of good reasons for the N.H. Senate to support the proposed Medicaid expansion through the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Lauren B. Davis: 'It's always about compassion'
Detail of illustration of Lauren B. Davis created for the print version of this story Detail of illustration of Lauren B. Davis created for the print version of this story Lauren B. Davis's new novel, The Empty Room , is a harrowing glimpse into the world of alcoholism.
Mark Owen "massively grateful" his wife forgave him for cheating
The Take That star told Notebook magazine, free with the Sunday Mirror tomorrow, that he is "massively grateful" to still be with Emma Ferguson.
White girls more likely to become problem drinkers than black girls, Yale study shows
African-American girls are less likely to become problem drinkers than white girls because of cultural and environmental factors, according to a Yale University study.
Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder and autism spectrum disorder , both conditions that are neurodevelopmental in origin, may share some similar molecular vulnerabilities, according to a new rodent study published in Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research .
John Galliano Opens Up to Charlie Rose in First Televised Interview Since Anti-Semitic Rant
Following his interview with Vanity Fair earlier this month, in which he expressed remorse for his 2011 anti-Semitic rant, the disgraced designer sat down with Charlie Rose last night to express his regrets in his first televised interview since the scandal.
Hello, My Name Is Tom And I Am An Underearner
In high school, I bought my own M&M's for marching band fundraisers rather than sell them to my neighbors.
Running group helps those in recovery
Tim Ryan has been in recovery for alcohol addiction for more than four years, and a key factor in his success has been the miles he's logged in his running shoes.
Alcohol Question Divides Pine Ridge Communities
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