Saturday, September 12, 2009

Dependency.

'Britain has a new drug problem: two million of us are addicted to tranquillisers, while countless thousands abuse over-the-counter painkillers.
The most common addicts are women aged 18-36 ...
... Although all drugs can cause side effects, two types of legal drug are habit-forming:
· Benzodiazepines (tranquillisers)
· Opiate-based painkillers (such as morphine and codeine)
Both can have serious, even fatal, consequences for users.
Experts say that addiction to prescription drugs is a real problem and one that GPs need to be made more aware of.'


The Last Supper.

  A new film exploring the days before and after Jesus' resurrection is now in theaters, giving families of faith a chance to experience...