Selena Gomez checked into rehab center
Later that night Gomez was photographed having dinner with longtime pal, Demi Lovato, who spent time in rehab herself for drug and alcohol addiction. An insider told the Daily News that Gomez "has been working nonstop for years. She truly needed to …
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Selena Gomez speaks out after alleged drug rehab: 'I did the best I could'
Selena Gomez is doing well after her two-week stint in rehab last month, and thanked fans for their support. "I've done everything I could to the best of my ability," Gomez wrote on Instagram Feb. 10. "Thank you for the unconditional love and cyber hugs.
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No Verdict Reached On Woodland Drug Rehab Center
Plans for a small drug treatment and recovery center in Woodland Park — a project that has sparked much neighborhood opposition and strong support by industry advocates — remain in limbo. Following a lengthy hearing last week, Woodland Park elected …
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Vermont gets M grant for drug treatment program
BURLINGTON, Vt. — Gov. Peter Shumlin and Health Commissioner Harry Chen announced on Friday that Vermont will get a $ 10 million federal grant to expand early intervention and treatment programs for young adults at risk of alcohol and drug abuse.
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Selena Gomez left rehab 4 weeks early: Drug and alcohol treatment cut short
Selena Gomez left rehab four weeks early, against the advice of medical professionals, TMZ reported. Sources said Gomez checked into a six-week rehab program on Jan. 1 to treat her problems with alcohol, marijuana and the prescription sleep drug Ambien …
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UA medical dean at center of dispute will move to a newly created job
He'll have a dual role as associate vice president for clinical affairs at the Arizona Health Sciences Center and vice president of physician services for The University of Arizona Health Network. His job change is a lateral move salary-wise, as his …
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Selena Gomez Reveals She Went To Rehab, But Not For Substance Abuse
The Arizona recovery center is billed as a “groundbreaking, intensive, experientially-based, inpatient treatment program for emerging adults ages 18-26 who struggle with emotional trauma, addiction, or dual diagnosis concerns.” Gomez's rehab revelation …
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Matt McGuire to lead Cancer Treatment Centers' Arizona facility
His tenure comes at a time when the hospital is taking a more aggressive role in cancer research. Last month, the hospital launched its first Phase I clinical trial with an investigational agent targeting the immune system. “We're going to see a lot …
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Selena Gomez went to rehab center that treats young people 'struggling with …
The 21-year-old star – who has an on/off relationship with Justin Bieber – was admitted to Dawn at The Meadows recovery centre in Arizona on January 5, and spent two weeks at the facility, which treats people aged 18 to 26 years old who are 'struggling …
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Iran not doing enough to address drug addiction
In addition to government-run rehabilitation centers, there are also many private centers active in Iran. These centers must be licensed by the State Welfare Organization of Iran. According to studies and surveys conducted by the Drug Control …
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"Affluenza" teen again avoids jail for deadly Texas DWI crash
The teen, who's currently in state custody, is expected to receive alcohol and drug rehab, and could face prison time if he runs away from the facility or violates any other terms of his probation, Alpert said. There is no minimum amount of time the …
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Selena Gomez went to rehab over drugs, alcohol and Justin Bieber, says report
Selena Gomez spent two weeks in rehab in January to treat an addiction to alcohol, pot and the prescription sleep medication Ambien, TMZ reported. Gomez's camp blamed Selena's drug and alcohol addiction on her ex-boyfriend, Justin Bieber, who was …
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