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because of the substance use disorder. The brain was rewired from the drug use. In other words, the person has a disease and needs support to find the way to change his or her behavior.
Sununu, as a former CEO himself, had come to understand the importance of such an approach at his ski resort, where he’d had various employees impacted by substance-use disorder. In announcing the effort, he framed the idea as a win for employers: “This initiative will help businesses at...
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Analysis of data gathered between 2008 and 2012 from more than 111,500 adults with full-time jobs revealed that 9.5 percent of them had an alcohol or illicit-drug disorder in the previous year. "Substance use issues pose an enormous risk to the health, safety and productivity of American wor...
in Canada, allowing researchers to generate national prevalences of co-occurring substance use and mental disorders, and to examine a wide range of related... DG Bassani - Mental Disorder in Canada: An Epidemiological Perspective 被引量: 0发表: 2007年 Epidemiology of substance use disorders in ...
Homelessness is associated with increased prevalence of mental health disorders, substance use disorders and mental health/substance use disorder comorbidity in the United States of America. Gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men (MSM) living in the United States are at increased risk ...
use disorder are employed. Among employed adults, 8.7% (about 13.6 million workers) have current alcohol or illicit drug use disorders, 1.2% (about 1.9 million workers) receive some type of treatment annually for a SUD, and 8.5% (about 13.3 million workers) report that they are in recovery...
Anna Moeller for her work on House Bill 0002, amending the Substance Use Disorder Act to pilot overdose prevention sites, and for her work limiting step therapy. Mississippi Rep. Sam Creekmore for his leadership to pass HB 1222, which funds men...
The leading external causes of adolescent morbidity and mortality are motor vehicle accidents, homicide, and suicide, in declining order. Adolescent psychoactive substance use disorders (APSUDs) and unprotected sex leading to teenage pregnancies, abortio