RESEARCH NEWS Study Finds Sports Stadiums Serve Alcohol to Intoxicated, Underage Fans An undercover operation conducted as part of research sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Substance Abuse Prevention and Research Program found that operatives who appeared underage or obviously intoxicated had a relatively easy time purchasing alcohol at professional sports events. Animal Study Suggests Similarities Between Addiction, Obesity A study examining the treatment potential of the medication vigabatrin indicates some similarities between addiction and obesity.
HEADLINES Desire for Plastic Surgery Motivates Some Smokers to Quit With all the smoking cessation tools available to those trying to quit, an unexpected motivator is coming from the increasingly popular world of cosmetic surgery. Mobile Phones Offer Vehicle for Alcohol Prevention Messages A project run by a charity in the Cornwall region of England has determined that alcohol prevention efforts can successfully reach youths through messages sent to their mobile phones. Canadian Poll Reflects Uncertainty About Safe-Injection Site An opinion survey in Canada indicates public uncertainty about a controversial safe-injection facility in Vancouver, with 39 percent of individuals saying they were undecided about whether to support it.
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