Club Drugs :: going but not gone

Rob Pitkens works as a bartender at Camac in Philadelphia’s Gayborhood, but a decade ago rather than serving drinks he was ordering them when going out to the neighbor’s local clubs. When he was a regular on the scene, Rob admits that he dabbled in the drug scene, but back then he says that drugs were everywhere - unlike today.

The bartender says that unlike during his club going days, only about 10 percent of the customers that come into his bar are under the influence of any kind of drugs. While he is correct to surmise that the use of club drugs isn’t what it was a decade ago, they are still a problem within the gay community.

April 5, 2010

Better-educated women more likely to become problem drinkers than their lesser-educated peers: study

Is a college degree a risk factor for becoming a problem drinker? If you’re a woman, the answer might be yes.  Better educated women are nearly twice as likely to drink daily, and they also are more likely than less educated women to say they’ve got an alcohol problem, according to new research reported in the Daily Telegraph.

The connection exists for men, too, but it’s not as strong.

Dr. David Sack's interview with Australian TV Show 9am with David and Kim spreads to WWW-Rehabilitation.com.

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March 26, 2010

Dr. Shari Corbitt appears in this week's Life And Style magazine!