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Some Ultra-Processed Foods Are Addictive, Like Tobacco

Foods high in refined carbohydrates and added fats trigger some of the hallmarks of addictive behaviors in consumers.

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San Diego health officials remind parents of the risks of teen marijuana use

Parents encouraged to talk to their kids early and often to prevent substance abuse

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San Diego health officials remind parents of the risks of teen marijuana use

Parents encouraged to talk to their kids early and often to prevent substance abuse

San diegoUnited statesScripps mercy hospitalSan diego countyFamily health centerAdriana chingJoe sepulvedaRoneet levSociety for the study of addictionCenters for diseaseCity heights family health centerMarijuana prevention initiativeFamily health centers of san diegoSubstance use disorder servicesExaminer officeDisease control

HKUMed finds strengthened road safety measures associated with fewer traffic injuries and drink-driving despite alcohol tax cuts

HKUMed finds strengthened road safety measures associated with fewer traffic injuries and drink-driving despite alcohol tax cuts
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New Brain Stimulation Treatments Help Smokers Quit

Non-invasive brain stimulation may improve smoking abstinence rates for 3 to 6 months after quitting.

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