Dangers of Alcohol Consumption During Pregnancy
For most of human history, little was known about the effects of alcohol consumption on fetal and child development. That began to change in 1973
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Alcohol Addiction
Can New Genetic Test Help in the Battle Against Alcoholism?
Twenty million Americans struggle with alcohol abuse. Another 65 million report recent episodes of binge drinking. Eighty-eight thousand U.S. citizens die annually from the effects
New Clues Emerge on Alcohol and Dementia
It has long been known that alcohol abuse often leads to significant cognitive decline – even dementia. The puzzling question is, why? Medical researchers in
Language Clues to Drinking Problems
Throughout the ages, people have used different words to describe how they felt when drunk. In the 1920s, “blotto” was used. In the ’50s, “honkers”
Alcohol Abuse and Dementia
As the baby boom generation ages, medical experts estimate there’ll be as many as 16 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s by the year 2050. Presently,
Yale Researcher Collaborating with Aware Recovery Care on Alcoholism Study
Aware Recovery Care and the In-Home Addiction Treatment Institute announce a collaboration with Dr. Frank Buono, Ph.D. (Department of Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine)
Opioid Deaths Declined in 2018. Is the Battle Over?
According to the Trust for America’s Health and the Well Being Trust, data from 2018, the most recent dataset available, shows that opioid overdose deaths
Aware Recovery Care of Florida Ranked One of Best in Delray Beach
Aware Recovery Care of Florida is pleased to announce that we have been named one of the best addiction rehabilitation programs in Delray Beach, Florida
Aware Recovery Care Announces Innovative New In-Home Withdrawal Management Program
Often the first stage of recovery from addiction involves help with the often challenging symptoms of withdrawal. Aware Recovery Care is now, for the first
Alcohol’s Frightful Impacts
The opioid crisis in America is real. Of that, there is no doubt. Also real is the much larger problem of alcohol abuse disorder –