DRUG EVIL Frist of all i would like to thank all my viewers who watched this video and to my entire team who have participated in this video. By this video i an trying to change even a single person who were edited to drugs. As we all know that may of the youth were spoiling their lides by takeing durgs. 09908298679From:madireddy1979Views:0 0ratingsTime:13:42More inFilm Animation More: DRUG EVIL - Video … Continue reading →

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OVERCOME Suicide Suicidal thoughts Cutting Abuse Sexual Abuse Rape Depression Anxiety Drug Addiction When You Fear Someone May Take Their Life Major depression (especially when combined with alcohol and/or drug abuse) Bipolar depression Alcohol abuse and dependence Drug abuse and dependence Schizophrenia Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Eating disorders Personality disorders Depression and the other mental disorders that may lead to suicide are -- in most cases -- both recognizable and treatable. Remember, depression can be lethal. Changes in sleeping patterns Change in appetite or weight Intense anxiety, agitation, restlessness or being slowed down Fatigue or loss of energy Decreased concentration, indecisiveness or poorer memory Feelings of hopelessness, worthlessness, self-reproach or excessive or inappropriate guilt Recurrent thoughts of death or suicide PAST SUICIDE ATTEMPTS Threatening to hurt or kill oneself Looking for ways to kill oneself (weapons, pills or other means) Talking or writing about death, dying or suicide Has made plans or preparations for a potentially serious attempt Other warning signs include expressions or other indications of certain intense feelings in addition to depression, in particular: Insomnia Intense anxiety, usually exhibited as psychic pain or internal tension, as well as panic attacks Feeling desperate or trapped -- like there … Continue reading →

London, November 12 (ANI): University of Utah medical researchers have identified a way to treat inflammation while potentially minimizing a serious side effect of current medications: the increased risk for infection. These findings provide a new roadmap for making powerful anti-inflammatory medicines that will be safer not only for arthritis patients but also for millions of others with inflammation-associated diseases, such as diabetes, traumatic brain injury, and inflammatory bowel disease, according to cardiologist Dean Y. Li, M.D., Ph.D., the U School of Medicine vice dean for research and HA and Edna Benning endowed professor of medicine who led the study. "This can change the way medication is made. If we can find a way to replace our most powerful drugs for arthritis, we might be able to develop another way to treat inflammation in other diseases that we've been unable to touch because of the danger of suppressing people's immune systems," he said. When the body undergoes trauma or gets an infection, it responds by releasing cytokines-proteins that enter cells and unleash a three-pronged attack to kill invading bugs, hype up the immune system, and cause inflammation. While inflammation fights infection, it also produces an undesired side effect by weakening … Continue reading →

The debate surrounding drugs never fails to rear its head- whether in politics or the media.Last week the mayor of Amsterdam decided that foreigners would not be banned from using the citys cannabis cafes after months of discussion surrounding new drug laws (a move that was heavily influenced by the effect that a ban would have on Amsterdams economy). Drug policy in the USA has also recently seen a shift as Colorado and Washington became the first states to legalise recreational marijuana use following a majority vote. With drugs such a hot topic at the moment, we need to look at the issue closer to home and ask ourselves the question: are drugs seen as part and parcel of the University lifestyle? Whether you have never taken an illegal substance before, or use drugs for recreational purposes, it is safe to say that most of you will be thinking that many of your peers use drugs on a regular basis particularly in social situations. But this may not be true. According to a recent survey by studentbeans.com, drug-use at University is not as widespread as students perceive it to be. The research shows that 90% of students think that a … Continue reading →

(Reuters) - A trio of oral medicines from Abbott Laboratories Inc to treat hepatitis C produced unprecedented cure rates in patients who had failed to benefit from standard treatment, as well as very high cure rates for newly treated patients, Abbott said on Saturday. Detailed data from the mid-stage trial, called Aviator, were released Saturday at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Study of Liver Disease (AASLD) in Boston. Investors and patients have very high hopes for the Abbott drugs - a protease inhibitor called ABT-450, a polymerase inhibitor ABT-333 and ABT-267 from a class known as NS5A inhibitors. They are used without interferon, an injectable standard treatment that causes flu-like symptoms. Abbott said it plans to move ahead with large Phase III studies of the three drugs, used either with or without the standard antiviral pill ribavirin, based on favorable results seen in patients treated for eight weeks or twelve weeks in the Aviator study. Patients in the study had the most common, and hardest-to-treat, strain of hepatitis C known as Genotype 1. Some 93 percent of patients who failed prior therapy had a sustained virologic response (SVR), meaning they were considered cured, after 12 weeks … Continue reading →