Smartphone App Helps Alcoholics Stay Sober: Study

Published March 28, 2014

Smartphone app helps alcoholics stay sober: Study
Still, addiction experts say the immediacy of smartphone-based help could make them a useful tool in fighting relapse. Mark Wiitala, 32, took part in the study and says the app helped save his life. He said the most helpful feature allowed him to …
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Legalizing Medical Marijuana May Actually Reduce Crime, Study Says
In fact, legalized medical pot may reduce some violent crime, including homicide, University of Texas at Dallas researchers wrote in a journal article published this week. The study … A separate study in the journal of Addictive Behaviors noted that …
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GSK recalls weight-loss drug Alli in US on tampering concerns
The news is a fresh blow for a product once touted as a potential blockbuster but which has had disappointing sales over the years – aggravated, in part, by a separate supply problem two years ago. The British group said it … GSK has received …
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