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Negotiating the Relationship Between Addiction, Ethics, and Brain Science

Recent advances in neuroscience provide compelling evidence to support a medical perspective of problematic substance use and addiction (Dackis and O’Brien 2005). Despite these developments, the science is still in its early stages, and theories about how addiction emerges are neither universally accepted nor completely understood. Current ethical and legal debates in addiction draw upon […]

Reyvow interactions: Alcohol, supplements, and more

In a nutshell, despite their being a lack of clinical evidence, there is sufficient amount of anecdotal evidence suggesting that levofloxacin and alcohol should not be combined with each other. Patients who wish to consume alcohol should try and abstain completely when taking levofloxacin. If taking alcohol is essential, it should not be taken along […]

Alcohol Panic Attacks: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention Strategies

It is usually taken once daily, with dosage adjustments as needed. Few people may realize it, but you can actually be allergic or intolerant to alcohol. Anywhere from 7% to 10% of the general population has such an allergy, though it affects about 35% of those with Asian backgrounds. Identify any other triggering substances This disorder occurs […]

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