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3. National substance abuse treatment trends in the US show that in 2002, 3.5 million people received treatment, mostly for alcohol (54%) or drugs (46%). The majority of those in treatment were male (70%) and white (50%). Marijuana (38%), heroin (25.5%), and cocaine (19.1%) were the primary drugs treated.
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This document discusses addiction from several perspectives. It defines addiction as a pathological relationship between a human and an addictive object like substances or behaviors. Addiction is described as having physical, psychological, and social components. The development of addiction is influenced by social and environmental factors. Treatment approaches discussed include cognitive-emotional-behavioral therapy and a five-phase therapeutic model. The document also notes the issue of drug addiction in Palestine and rehabilitation organizations working to address it.
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3. Long term, drug abuse can cause medical complications like disease and mental illness. It also has social impacts like family disruption, crime, and financial costs that strain individuals and society. Addiction treatment aims to address both physical and psychological dependence.
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The causes and effects of drug addiction circumscribed both the reasons for a person to start using drugs and the aftermath of becoming a addicted. Drug addiction doesn’t pose fragility or flawed self control. It creates a vicious cycle that undeniably precipitates anomaly in the brain, resulting in potent cravings and involuntary inclination prompting to use more drugs.
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Take into account a cigar, a swig of whiskey, a giggle of cocaine, a slip of narcotics, or a hit of marijuana. Put aside the question not on whether narcotics are legitimate.
Focus solely on the structure for the time being. Trillions of powerful molecules pass across your blood before hitting your brain the time you leave that puff, a certain slug, that swallow, that shot, that puff.
These substances will cause a chain reaction of electrical and chemical events that will bounce through your skull and reorganize your mind’s inner reality after they have settled there. You’ll be hooked once you recognize it.
Everyone has their own addictions in this country. When your addictions go too far, you will know it’s necessary to end them before they seize control of your life and you hit the dead end.
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Widespread adoption of cell therapies will not only require strong efficacy and safety data, but also adapted pricing and access strategies. At oncology-based price points, CAR-Ts are unlikely to achieve broad market access in autoimmune disorders, with eligible patient populations that are potentially orders of magnitude greater than the number of currently addressable cancer patients. Developers have made strides towards reducing cell therapy COGS while improving manufacturing efficiency, but payors will inevitably restrict access until more sustainable pricing is achieved.
Despite these headwinds, industry leaders and investors remain confident that cell therapies are poised to address significant unmet need in patients suffering from autoimmune disorders. However, the extent of this impact on the treatment landscape remains to be seen, as the industry rapidly approaches an inflection point.
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- 2. INTRODUCTION Addiction is a repeated involvement of a substance or an activity, despite the substantial harm it how causes abuse effects, In spite of that involvement is pleasurable or valuable. In scientific terms, it is also a neural disorder also, the addictive behaviors may have to abuse, like alcohol, marijuana, drugs like cocaine, excessive work, or even chocolates also. Coming to compulsive habits like gambling, indulgence in sexual stimulation, shopping also fall into the category of addiction.
- 4. BEHAVIORAL ADDICTIONS Behavioral addiction, can vary and include eating disorders, sex, and co- dependency, shopping, gaming, and gambling. These are yet not taken seriously and can be blamed on an ‘addictive personality’ or an individual’s bad habit, However it is extremely important that this façade is broken down so that those suffering from behavioral addictions could seek help without the fear that they might not be taken seriously. Apart from the eating disorders, issues in behavioral addictions do not generally tend to affect a person’s physical health and can, therefore, be difficult to spot. There are worried about someone and don’t dismiss, it as a silly fad or phase and try to offer them a helping hand your compassion could be exactly what they need ,all types of addiction can seriously
- 5. SUBSTANCE ADDICTIONS Alcohol, prescription drugs, legal highs, and are illegal drugs, all substances that one can become addicted too and even if a substance is not regarded as an additive, it can still cause a user to become dependent. Unfortunately, there was a still large , amount of stigma add to this category of addiction and oppose and this is largely down to the way that a sufferer’s personality can change when unable to use a substance. Those suffering from addiction need a substance in the same way that others need food and water, and the person is more likely to become vacant, irritable and even mean when addiction has taken hold. It becomes very hard for friends, family members, sometimes even those not close to a sufferer. Personality changes are normally due to the addiction and often cannot be controlled. It is therefore important don’t to judge someone or see them as a ‘lost cause’ simply since of their attitude.
- 6. Mobile ,computers ,laptops , online video games …etc. DRUG ADDICTION Heroin, cocaine, like intake of dangerous substance habit..
- 7. BREAK THE WALL OF ADDICTION
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- This type of addiction can also make an individual unwell, alongside emotional changes. There are some significant physical ones, these can include, weight loss, sunken eyes, yellowing of the skin and sometimes even permanent organ damage
- COMPLETELY AVOID THE ADDICTION,SINCE MAKE YOUR LIFE HAPPY