Addictive behaviors are major causes of chronic disease, premature death, and high health care costs. Such behaviors have not been treated seriously by health care systems, and this is a major reason why such systems face an unhealthy future. Treating addictions seriously requires complementing a traditional individual-patient paradigm with a population paradigm, an action paradigm with a stage paradigm, clinic practices with home-based practices, a clinician paradigm with a computer paradigm, and programs that focus on changing single behaviors with programs that focus on changing multiple behaviors
Interdisciplinary study of addiction is facilitated by relative unification of the concept. What sho...
The available research is quite clear on these points: • Education does not correct drug dependence:...
The world, led by the United States, is hell bent on establishing the absence of choice in addiction...
This volume proposes that prevailing clinical approaches to treating addictive behaviors are actuall...
Modern medicine has recognized that chronic diseases cannot and should not be treated and managed li...
Addiction is a chronic and progressive disease. It is incurable and has many cycles of relapse and r...
CASA Columbia’s new five year national study reveals that addiction treatment is largely disconnecte...
Addiction to alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs is one of the major public health issues of our time....
The opioid addiction epidemic is the most overwhelming public health crisis our country has faced. I...
Addiction is a condition that results in significant harm to the individual and to society more gene...
Tobacco and alcohol use remain the most prevalent addictive behaviors reported and the leading risk ...
Alcohol and drug dependencies are chronic diseases. They often follow the course of relapsing and re...
The addictions treatment field is currently undergoing a period of increased scrutiny, upheaval and ...
Substance abuse is a complex health problem with global public health significance. It is thought to...
Although characterized as a chronic disease for more than 200 years, severe and persistent alcohol a...
Interdisciplinary study of addiction is facilitated by relative unification of the concept. What sho...
The available research is quite clear on these points: • Education does not correct drug dependence:...
The world, led by the United States, is hell bent on establishing the absence of choice in addiction...
This volume proposes that prevailing clinical approaches to treating addictive behaviors are actuall...
Modern medicine has recognized that chronic diseases cannot and should not be treated and managed li...
Addiction is a chronic and progressive disease. It is incurable and has many cycles of relapse and r...
CASA Columbia’s new five year national study reveals that addiction treatment is largely disconnecte...
Addiction to alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs is one of the major public health issues of our time....
The opioid addiction epidemic is the most overwhelming public health crisis our country has faced. I...
Addiction is a condition that results in significant harm to the individual and to society more gene...
Tobacco and alcohol use remain the most prevalent addictive behaviors reported and the leading risk ...
Alcohol and drug dependencies are chronic diseases. They often follow the course of relapsing and re...
The addictions treatment field is currently undergoing a period of increased scrutiny, upheaval and ...
Substance abuse is a complex health problem with global public health significance. It is thought to...
Although characterized as a chronic disease for more than 200 years, severe and persistent alcohol a...
Interdisciplinary study of addiction is facilitated by relative unification of the concept. What sho...
The available research is quite clear on these points: • Education does not correct drug dependence:...
The world, led by the United States, is hell bent on establishing the absence of choice in addiction...