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San Francisco Gate - A new arrival to San Francisco from Menlo Park, Horn admits he's had his bouts with alcohol abuse. "I don't have a problem leaving the bottle alone if there isn't one around," he says. "But if there is, I don't mind having a drink." But Horn's got a ...

American Reporter - He knew his liver could not take the alcohol abuse he put it through. The handsome pitching ace was unrecognizable the last few years. But, again... why? As his friend, Alex Jacobs once said, "Mick's a complex human being." To figure out the ...

Medical News Today - NCAAW remains a cornerstone in campus alcohol abuse prevention efforts," said Dr. Edward Hammond, NCAAW's chairman. "Ultimately, campuses need to educate students about excessive drinking and consequences that can occur on both a personal and ...

Starpulse.com - British royal Prince Harry has been caught on camera snorting vodka, prompting experts to predict the 23-year-old has an alcohol abuse problem. Shocking stills from a video in the new issue of U.S. tabloid the Globe show Harry drinking, spitting and ...

Forbes - Health Communications, Inc. (HCI) was founded by the Health Education Foundation and Dr. Morris Chafetz, founding director of the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. Located in the Washington, DC metropolitan area, HCI offers TIPS ...

Times Online - Two thirds of the money set aside by the NHS for treating obesity, alcohol abuse and sexually transmitted diseases in 2006-07 was spent on reducing deficits, a survey by the Association of Directors of Public Health has found. This week the Health ...

Entertainmentwise - The American Pie star was said to have checked into the Centinela Freeman Regional Medical Center in Marina Del Ray, California for a nine-day stay to undergo tests for liver damage. According to U.S. reports, the supposedly reformed Hollywood ...

Guardian Unlimited - NHS trusts across England syphoned off almost £100m from government funds intended to combat obesity, alcohol abuse and sexually transmitted infections as a panic measure to escape financial crisis, public health chiefs revealed yesterday. The money ...

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Shawnee News-Star - In various classrooms in the city of Shawnee, students will be wearing red symbols as they participate in a national movement to prevent drug and alcohol abuse. AMANDA GIRE STAFF PHOTOGRAPHEROfficer Dan Shumaker, right, accepts a proclamation ...