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Teens Openly Chat About Drugs and Alcohol Online, Study Finds

Alcohol, Drugs, News, Parenting, Research, Substance UseBy CrossroadsJune 22, 2007

Caron Treatment Centers, a nonprofit alcohol and drug treatment center in Pennsylvania, commissioned a study by Nielsen BuzzMetrics to see what teens talk about online. The results of the study were released on June 19th. According to USA Today, a computer program was used to search blogs, message boards, public chat rooms and “other places…

New Study Shows Parents Are Giving Kids Their First Alcoholic Drinks

Alcohol, News, Parenting, Prevention, ResearchBy CrossroadsJune 1, 2007

New research shows that middle school children are getting alcohol from their parents. And we’re not talking about stealing booze out of the liquor cabinet when mom and dad aren’t looking. A new study, lead by principal investigator Kelli Komro, lead author Mary O Hearst and colleagues, found that more than one-third of the alcohol…

Study Finds Women’s Brains More Rapidly Affected by Alcohol Than Men’s

Alcohol, News, Prevention, Research, Women's IssuesBy CrossroadsMay 8, 2007

It is already known that, compared to men, female drinkers develop health problems faster and with less alcohol. The results of a recent study of male and female Russian alcoholics and non-alcoholics suggest that female alcoholics are at risk of developing cognitive problems more rapidly than men as well. The findings were published in the…

Why women’s treatment is important

Research, Substance Use, Treatment, Women's IssuesBy CrossroadsMarch 28, 2007

“92% of women do not receive needed treatment for alcohol and drug problems. This is due in part to the lack of available treatment options that meet the needs of women.” This quote comes from Women Under the Influence, a book from the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University. The management…

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