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Mental Health and Addiction Treatment Centers California

Mental Health and Addiction Treatment Centers California

Behavioral Health Treatment & Mental Health Facility, CA

Sovereign Health, CA offers treatment programs like dual diagnosis rehabilitation, mental health inpatient treatment, etc. To know more, connect with us today.

British singer Lily Allen admits considering heroin after her divorce - Sovereign Health Group

British singer, songwriter and television presenter Lily Allen recently admitted considering heroin after the official confirmation of her divorce in June 2018. She confessed in July 2018 that she did think about trying the drug in order to self-medicate and relieve stress arising from her breakup with ex-husband Sam Cooper.

Intake of folic acid during pregnancy may reduce schizophrenia risk, says study

Intake of grain-based foods with folic acid may help curb the risk of developing severe mental illnesses like schizophrenia, according to a recent study conducted by a research team at the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH).

After medical marijuana legalization, Oklahoma prepares to get votes for drug’s recreational use - Sovereign Health G...

After the legalization of medical marijuana in Oklahoma in June 2018, the activists are now aiming toward gathering enough votes to decriminalize the drug’s recreational use. Green the Vote, an organization that aims to get marijuana legalized in the state, is supporting two state questions – 796 and 797.

Camila Mendes says she is still vulnerable to eating disorder - Sovereign Health Group

“Riverdale” star Camila Mendes, who opened up about her eating disorder to fans long ago, is no more hesitant to accept that she still continues to remain in “that vulnerable state.” While speaking with a magazine recently, the 24-year-old actress confessed that she is still struggling with the symptoms of the mental problem and dealing with its side effects.

Indiana police seize ‘Trump-shaped’ ecstasy pills

Drug traffickers across the United States seem to be using the image of President Donald Trump to boost their sales. According to a news release of the Indiana State Police, the department arrested 129 people as part of a series of drug busts, and recovered “Trump-shaped” ecstasy pills. According to the police, the orange pills had Trump’s face imprinted on one side.

Yankees legend Robinson Cano suspended for using steroids

Robinson Cano, a Yankees veteran, recently faced suspension for 80 games after being tested positive for a performance-enhancing drug (PED). He was tested positive for a substance called furosemide, which, according to him, is not a PED. Cano said that the substance was prescribed to him by a certified doctor in the Dominican Republic to treat his medical ailment.

Fentanyl a significant public health concern in US, says UN report

Non-medical use of prescription opioids like fentanyl is becoming a significant public health concern, increasingly resulting in deadly overdoses all over the United States, according to the World Drug Report 2018 released by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) on June 26, 2018.

FDA approves first drug derived from marijuana for epilepsy treatment

In a first, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a drug derived from marijuana for the treatment of two extreme forms of epilepsy – Lennox-Gastaut and Dravet syndromes. Both the epilepsy forms are incapacitating and are responsible for early mortality. Patients living with these syndromes could suffer from several recurrent seizures in a day and life span is reduced drastically.

Gender dysphoria no more a mental disorder; its reclassification by WHO to help fight stigma

The World Health Organization (WHO) recently announced that it will not consider gender dysphoria as a mental disorder anymore, reclassifying it as a sexual health condition. Renaming it as “gender incongruence,” this major revision has been incorporated in the 11th edition of the International Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems (ICD).

Recent federal actions not toeing the line of Trump administration to tackle opioid epidemic, feel experts

Over the past few months, Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the Department of Justice (DOJ) have been in the news for taking stringent actions against those facilitating opioid abuse and addiction across the United States.

Trump administration’s new rule rolls back ACA protections - Sovereign Health Group

A new comprehensive rule by the Donald Trump administration will make it easier for millions of small businesses and self-employed people to purchase health insurance plans that bypass several requirements of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) by not only reducing the costs, but also the benefits to the policy holders.

Canada’s nationwide marijuana legalization likely to impact US

To cut down the black marketing for cannabis and arrests for illegal possession of small amounts of the drug, Canada recently legalized marijuana possession, home growing and sales for adults. The statute was announced following the recommendations made by a federal task force on marijuana legalization.

Actress Rose McGowan to face trial for cocaine possession charges - Sovereign Health Group

Actress, model, and activist Rose McGowan has been indicted by a grand jury on a felony charge of cocaine possession. Now, she will face trial on Jan. 15, 2018 for the charges in Virginia. According to the court documents, authorities found cocaine in her wallet after she left it on a United flight at Dulles International Airport in January 2017.

Trump may support bipartisan bill to end federal marijuana prohibition - Sovereign Health Group

In a development that will dilute U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ stance on marijuana enforcement, President Donald Trump has said he may support a bipartisan bill, seeking an end to the federal ban on cannabis. The move could redefine the marijuana industry and put a stop to the threat of a crackdown by the Justice Department.

Anthony Bourdain’s death highlights high rates of depression among culinary professionals - Sovereign Health Group

The sudden demise of chef, author and television personality Anthony Bourdain has shook the entire restaurant industry. He was reportedly found hanging in his hotel room in France on June 8, 2018. An inspiration to the culinary professionals, Bourdain never shied away from talking about his struggles with addiction and mental illness that is common with majority of the people working in accommodation and food industry.

Overdose deaths: NY doctor charged with multiple accounts of manslaughter - Sovereign Health Group

Stringent measures adopted by authorities to put an end to over prescriptions is not helping much in this area. In one such incident, a 65-year-old New York doctor has been charged with homicide and other grave offenses for overprescribing opioid painkillers and other drugs.

Federal cases for marijuana-related crimes see sharp decline, says report

Federal cases for drug-related crimes have been falling since 2013. Over the past five years, federal criminal cases involving marijuana have witnessed the biggest decline, according to data released by the U.S. Sentencing Commission (USSC) on June 5, 2018. Since fiscal year 2013, cannabis-related criminal cases recorded a decline of 45.8 percent.

Psychedelics lessen violent behavior in men by improving emotional regulation, says study

Men with prior experience with psychedelic drugs have a lower probability of engaging in violent activities towards their intimate partners said a recent study, published in in the Journal of Psychopharmacology in May 2018. Though, the use of drugs, like methamphetamine or cocaine, was linked with greater aggression and intimate partner violence (IPV), the researchers found that psychedelics had the opposite effect.

Rare allergies to soar in Canada with cannabis legalization, warn doctors - Sovereign Health Group

Canada is all set to legalize cannabis later this year. However, doctors in the country are already anticipating a negative consequence out of it. They believe that a rare form of cannabis allergy is likely to trouble people with symptoms like sniffles or hives, which are also seen in case of pollen allergy.