Alcohol abuse is dangerous. Klonopin abuse is also dangerous. Abusing alcohol and benzos on their own is detrimental to the health of the human body; when these two substances are abused in conjunction, the danger (or even the potential danger) is nearly incomprehensible.
You’re heading off to college for the first time. The excitement and anticipation of newfound freedom and independence are intoxicating. According to the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services Drug and Alcohol Abuse Report, the state has more than 60,000 drug treatment admissions annually. Of all treatment admissions, 42% reported heroin as one of the most commonly abused drugs, while 13% reported having a cocaine addiction, and 9% reported having a marijuana addiction.
The early 2000s saw the onset and rapid proliferation of the phenomenon known as social media. Social media is notable for seeing a meteoric rise from the days that people first got into it into the massive communication juggernaut that it is now.
February is a time to celebrate African American heritage and commemorate the incredible milestones that have been achieved by…
The opioid epidemic is the loud man on campus, but it doesn’t mean he is the biggest bully on campus. National Public Radio, or NPR, recently did a story on a small town in the United States that is finding that an old foe is rising again. In small towns and big cities across New […]
Ecstasy and Molly are the most commonly used street names out there for the intoxicating substance MDMA. Ecstasy is a synthetic psychoactive drug that makes the user feel both the types of energy one feels with a stimulant drug and also the hallucinations of psychedelic substances. Because of this the drug has been known as […]
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