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Tag Archives: opioid addiction

This Drug Could Save Your Life: Narcan Increasingly Available

Psych Report, The Bipolar AddictBy Conor BezaneApril 28, 2016

The opioid epidemic in this country is unequivocally a disaster. But there’s a miracle drug that could stop those overdose deaths: Narcan.

How Heroin Hooks You

Psych Report, The Bipolar AddictBy Conor BezaneMarch 31, 2016

The current heroin epidemic is killing thousands each year, and the problem only gets worse over time. This story is a precautionary tale, a fair warning about the dangers of heroin — the most addictive drug of them all.

Hugs Not Heroin: Bernie and Hillary Recognize Mental Health Component of Addiction

Psych Report, The Bipolar AddictBy Conor BezaneJanuary 20, 2016

Addicts are negligent and neglectful derelicts who are to be castigated and marginalized in society. That’s 20th Century thinking. Bernie and Hillary — on the other hand — understand the mental health aspects of the disease of addiction as they voiced their opinions in Sunday’s Democratic debate.

SoberHeroes: Macklemore

Famous Addicts, Music & Pop Culture, The Bipolar AddictBy Conor BezaneAugust 14, 2015

Whether it’s showing his support for same-sex marriage or talking candidly about his addiction, Macklemore is one of the most genuine rappers making hip-hop today. Macklemore’s 2012 Grammy-winning album with Ryan Lewis, The Heist, is chock full of references to his drinking days and the demons he fought while trying to get sober.

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