CONJESTINA ACHIENG WHAT AILS FORMER BOXING CHAMPION
CONJESTINA ACHIENG WHAT AILS FORMER BOXING CHAMPION – on Monday News At Eight brought you an exclusive story on Conjestina Achieng recent sorry condition. Today we explore her condition, state of mind and the possibility of curing it. We spoke to the psychiatrist and former Mathare Mental Hospital Director Dr. Peter Njagi who took time to watch Conjestina’s behaviours and say Conjestina does not show classical features of mental disorder. Dr. Peter Njagi is a psychiatrist and expert on alcohol, drug abuse treatment, former Director at Mathare mental hospital and currently the Director of Brightside Drug Abuse, rehabilitation and treatment centre
More Addictions Treated with Drug Therapy
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Opioid abuse continues to rise, but more patients may be receiving drug treatment for their condition, researchers said. Ambulatory visits for opioid use disorders rose six-fold between 2001-2003 and 2007-2009 (P=0.004), but treatment with …
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Phychiatric hospital and drug treatment center in Pasco moves forward
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Four years after winning state approval to build an adult psychiatric and drug treatment hospital in Wesley Chapel, Ten Broeck Tampa appears to be moving the project forward. Last month, Pasco County's zoning department approved plans for the 50-bed …
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Getting over addiction: a self portrait
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Editor's note: The Helping Whittier Project features area nonprofit organizations and introduces them to the community. To have your nonprofit featured, contact me at [email protected]. "L.A. CADA saved my life," says John Gillis. He tells his …
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Three Possible Beneficiaries of the Growing Attention to Electroporation …
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Using electroporation, an effective treatment can be administered with 1/20th of a traditional chemotherapy dose. This is because NeoPulse can enhance the effectiveness of the drug by as much as 4,000 times with the increased uptake efficiency. Like …
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