Sentences with phrase «against addiction»

The study will provide insight in fighting against addiction.

Young adults from the age of 18 to 21 will soon have a unique place to go for help in the struggle against addiction.

Unfortunately, this vulnerability makes you weak against addiction.

Our culture's stigma against addiction since the 1970s, says Panksepp, hadn't made it easy to investigate solutions, nor has a dearth of government funding.

The scientists who argue against an addiction model of obesity make reasonable points, and I also fear that the term «addiction» comes loaded with unhelpful preconceptions.

«Intellectual pursuits may buffer brain against addiction: Study finds that mice who were intellectually stimulated were less likely to seek a cocaine high.»

Nora, are you optimistic about the potential for vaccines against addiction?

The «Arts Against Addiction» Fundraiser Thursday July 24th, 2014 Ashawagh Hall 780 Springs Fireplace Rd. East Hampton, N.Y....

In the past, Hamilton has been vocal about how his Christian faith has been an important part in his fight against addiction...

The disappointments begin with Stephen Colbert's appearance as a sportscaster waging a wildly unsuccessful battle against his addictions to sex and peyote.

Spud (Ewen Bremner) has almost given up the unequal struggle against his addiction, even if Renton does get him into shorts and trainers and drags him on lung - bursting training runs up the Edinburgh crags.

One of the things repeated in articles chronicling Lovato's battle against addiction is her desire to help others by opening the dialogue about recovery.

New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services Commissioner Arlene González - Sánchez said, «Expanding access to treatment is our priority in the fight against addiction.

«New York is committed to the fight against addiction, and with these latest investments, we are taking necessary steps to ensure individuals and families in underserved communities are connected with the resources and support services they need,» Gov. Cuomo said.

Known as the Michael David Israel laws, the bills are named after the 20 year old Buffalo area man who committed suicide in June 2011, after a lengthy and, ultimately unsuccessful, battle against his addiction.

Spectrum News NY1 follows the opioid battle in New York City, from those addicted to those leading the fight against addiction.