Bill Clinton Opera Tackles Destiny, Alcoholism – New York Observer
Alcoholism: Bill Clinton Opera Tackles Destiny, Alcoholism – New York Observer
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Bill Clinton Opera Tackles Destiny, Alcoholism
New York Observer Last night, The Observer managed to catch the closing night reading of “Billy Blythe,” a folk opera based on early life of President Clinton (who took his stepfather's name at age 14) at the Medicine Show Theater in Midtown, … |
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Alcoholism: Lundbeck’s alcoholism cure a step closer – The Copenhagen Post
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Lundbeck's alcoholism cure a step closer
The Copenhagen Post The Danish pharmaceuticals company Lundbeck is one step closer to releasing a pill that it claims is an effective treatment for alcoholism, after the drug passed phase III clinical trials with flying colours. While Lundbeck does not claim the … Nalmefene Effective for Reducing Cravings |
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Alcoholism: After gastric bypass surgery, some patients battle new addictions – Sun-Sentinel
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After gastric bypass surgery, some patients battle new addictions
Sun-Sentinel So far the most-studied of these transferred addictions is alcoholism. Patients who undergo gastric-bypass surgery are four times more likely to require inpatient care for alcohol abuse than the general population, according to a study presented last … |
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Alcoholism: The next problem: Where do I put alcoholism on CV? – Financial Times
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The next problem: Where do I put alcoholism on CV?
Financial Times I'ma successful federal employee trying to move in a new direction. I'm applying for jobs that I'm well qualified for and though I keep reaching the top three, I haven't been offered any positions. The problem is that I'ma reformed … |
Alcoholism: Trying and Failing at Suburban Alcoholism – David Carr
Complete video at: fora.tv New York Times columnist David Carr shares his experience with an alcohol relapse 14 years into his recovery from addiction to crack. Carr says he thought, “You know, I wonder what would happen if I poured whiskey all over this?” —– David Carr talks about his memoir The Night of the Gun: A Reporter Investigates the Darkest Story of His Life. His Own. Carr exposes his years as an addict and chronicles his journey from crack-house to columnist for NY Times. Built on 60 videotaped interviews, legal and medical records, and three years of reporting, this is a ferocious tale. – Book Passage David Carr writes a column for the Monday Business section of the New York Times that focuses on media issues including print, digital, film, radio and television. He also works as a general assignment reporter in the Culture section of The New York Times covering all aspects of popular culture. For the past 25 years, Carr has been writing about media as it intersects with business, culture and government. Carr began working at the Times in 2002 covering the magazine publishing industry for the Business section. Prior to arriving at the Times, Carr was a contributing writer for The Atlantic Monthly and New York Magazine, writing articles that ranged from homeland security issues to the movie industry. In 2000, he was the media writer for Inside.com, a web news site focusing on the business of entertainment and publishing. Prior to arriving in New York, Carr …
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