
Diseases Of Despair
The diseases of despair refers to the connection between increased hopelessness and depression, suicidal thoughts, and substance abuse.
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The diseases of despair refers to the connection between increased hopelessness and depression, suicidal thoughts, and substance abuse.
Alcohol use among young adults decreased by 50% from 2002 to 2018. Millennials and Gen Z are now drinking less than ever before.
Four more states legalized-marijuana on Election Day 2020: New Jersey, Arizona, South Dakota, and Montana raising the number to 15.
Shipping containers turned torture chambers were found by police in the Netherlands, as well as stolen vehicles, weapons, and MDMA.
A routine traffic stop in Berks County, PA turned into a drug bust. Eliesel Gutierrez was found with 10kg of fentanyl to deliver for distribution.
Mexican criminal groups are using COVID-19 as an opportunity to gain more control over their territories, leading to violence and death for many citizens.
The COVID-19 pandemic is causing some individuals who are recovering from a substance use disorder to relapse, but friends and family can help.
A sex and drug fueled party of Venezuela’s rich and privileged young adults spreads COVID-19, much to the anger of Venezuelan citizens.
The current pandemic is putting pressure on all parts of society. As COVID-19 spreads further, the use of illicit drugs is beginning to wane.
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