Friday, April 12, 2019

Am I Still in AA If I'm Not Going to Meetings? | The Fix

Am I Still in AA If I'm Not Going to Meetings? | The Fix: After years in recovery, certain aspects of the program may no longer be useful while others are. That doesn’t mean you have to completely shut the door.

What Causes False Positives on Drug Tests? | The Fix

What Causes False Positives on Drug Tests? | The Fix: Most instant drug tests are notorious for picking up false positives from common medications like antihistamines, antidepressants, antipsychotics, antibiotics, and analgesics. Poppy seeds can give a 'true' positive.

Feelings are Like Lighthouses | The Fix

Feelings are Like Lighthouses | The Fix: I think the toughest thing to deal with when we get sober, is the onslaught of feelings. The normal human reactions and responses that we medicated for years, or decades. Christ, they come at us like huge waves in the first couple of years, no doubt about it.

In the News: Senators Ask Juul for Information About Marketing E-Cigarettes to Youth

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Senators Ask Juul for Information About Marketing E-Cigarettes to Youth
Eleven U.S. senators wrote a letter to e-cigarette maker Juul Labs this week, asking for information about the company’s marketing to youth, CNN reports. Read More
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Growing Number of States and Cities Raise Legal Age for Tobacco and Vaping Products
Illinois has become the ninth state to raise the legal age for tobacco and vaping products to 21, CBS News reports. Hundreds of cities, counties and towns have passed similar legislation. Read More
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Built-In Car Device to Prevent Drunk Driving Could Become Standard Soon
A built-in device called an ignition interlock that prevents drunk driving could become standard equipment in new cars as early as next year, according to The Washington Post. Read More
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Bill Would Allow States to Decide Own Marijuana Laws
A measure that would allow states to decide their own marijuana laws has been reintroduced in the House and Senate, according to U.S. News & World Report. Read More
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Drug Company Deceived Doctors About Suboxone Dangers: Prosecutors
U.S. prosecutors say the drug company Indivior misled doctors and government health programs about the safety of its addiction medication Suboxone. Read More
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