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Jack Osbourne: 'Dad Relapsed But He's Sober Now'
Jack Osbourne is playing down the drama surrounding his father Ozzy's recent relapse, insisting he was not surprised when the heavy rocker started boozing and using drugs again.
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HIV Is No Barrier To Successful Liver Transplant For Cancer Treatment
As people infected with HIV live longer with antiretroviral drug therapy, more of them are developing hepatocellular carcinoma , which is particularly aggressive among this population.
John Carlisle: Church halts Marta's Fine Foods' bid for a liquor license
Oshtemo United Methodist Church says members objected to the restaurant's liquor license bid based on their beliefs.
MY wife's parents have told us that we have to pay them 50 a week or they'll starve.
Coffee is more than just a hangover pick-me-up as it also fights the effects of alcohol
Now new research shows that a mug of coffee can do more for a bleary-eyed reveller than simply lift a hangover.
Homeless Heavy Drinkers at Risk of Head Injuries by 400 Times the Average
A study has shown that homeless men who are heavy drinkers suffer 400 times more head injuries than the general population.
States Expand Welfare Drug Testing
Governor Sam Brownback signed a law last month that requires drug screening for Kansas recipients of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families .
Beer-industry advertising guidelines: Rating panels may help industry assess itself
Results indicate that a modified Delphi Technique may enhance the ability of regulatory agencies to monitor the content of alcohol-beverage advertising.
Individuals who drink heavily and smoke may show 'early aging' of the brain
A first-of-its-kind study looks at the interactive effects of smoking status and age on neurocognition in one-month-abstinent alcohol dependent individuals in treatment.
Inquest finds engineer died from alcohol abuse
An engineer from Southampton who was found slumped propped up over a kitchen counter died of prolonged alcohol abuse, an inquest heard.
Marijuana Users Have 16 Percent Lower Fasting Insulin Levels Compared To Non-Users
Regular marijuana use is associated with favorable indices related to diabetic control, say investigators.
Gauteng MEC withdraws alcohol ban bid
There is one thing that nearly led to the demise of the ANCYL and that also renders other political youth structures irrelevant, says Ace Moloi .
Saving Damsels wins Native American Music Awards best rock recording
Saving Damsels won the Native American Music Award's Best Rock Record of 2013 on Saturday.
Is Pistol Annies' 'Hush Hush' the new 'White Lightning'?
DECATUR, Ga. -- If you hear a song called "Hush Hush" on country radio this spring, you might not catch every word, but you'll likely get the drift.
NYC Council Speaker Quinn's addiction confessional: She told Staten Island's Oddo last year
City Council Speaker Christine Quinn revealed she battled bulimia and alcoholism as a teenager and later sought residential treatment.
On Staten Island, children of addicts use role-playing as a coping mechanism
You need look no further than the YMCA's Little Steps program to observe the roles children of alcoholics and drug addicts adopt as a way to cope with the chaos at home.
Saskatoon artists create new comic for teens
It's called Street Graphix, a new project by the Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Program.
NTSB Proposing Lower BAC Limits
And while it can be tough to monitor how much people drink, she says for the most part, folks seem to be responsible at her bar.
MY wife's parents have told us that we have to pay them 50 a week or they'll starve.
Christine Quinn Is Out of Secrets After Revealing Bulimia and Alcohol Struggles
After disclosing in the New York Time today that she had suffered with bulimia and alcoholism, City Council Speaker Christine Quinn continued to discuss her personal struggles earlier this afternoon, but insisted to a room full of college students that the revelations were intended to help other people-not her mayoral campaign.