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Why giving alcoholics free drinks might be a good idea - BBC News
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Joe Mcgarry doesn't know whether his alcoholism led him a life on the streets, or the other way around.
ADHD treatment trialled in bid to help ice addicts kick deadly ...au.news.yahoo.com › adhd-treatme...
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Associate Professor Nadine Ezard will explain the trial at the Australian Drugs Conference in Melbourne today. "People can take this drug once ...
Guardian: Australians' alcohol consumption at lowest level since 1960s |...
ABS statistics show consumption has dropped each year since 2008, while over the past 50 years, beer’s popularity has waned and wine’s has risen
Dr Nadine Ezard - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
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Dr Nadine Ezard. Posted 12 Aug 2015, 11:00pmWed 12 Aug 2015, 11:00pm. Dr Nadine Ezard said promoting ice addicts' motivation and confidence to change their behaviour was more effective than mandatory treatment. ABC News ...
Booze Boost: Will Sydney's Homeless Program Really Help the Homeless...
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Politicians and organizations have been trying to put up solutions and projects for the homeless. Moreover, another program prepared in Sydney, Australia aims...
I drank to cope : The secret life of female binge drinking ...
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St Vincent's Hospital drug and alcohol services director Associate Professor Nadine Ezard told Yahoo7 a study published last month in the ...
Guardian: Global Drug Survey: many Australians say they're drinking too much...
Almost a quarter say they hurt themselves or others as a result of their drinking and 42% want to drink less
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· Nadine Ezard. Associate Professor Nadine Ezard is clinical director of St Vincent's Hospital Sydney's Alcohol and Drug Service.
Drug and alcohol use becoming less common among young people, more...
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St Vincents Hospital drug and alcohol service clinical director Nadine Ezard said the findings demonstrated the need to get people into treatment earlier. "There's an almost 20-year delay for alcohol use disorders and we should be bringing that down," Associate Professor Ezard said. Hammondcare general ...
Stereosonic drug controversy - Seven News
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▶ 5:43Following two deaths and multiple hospitalisations at the music festival, Dr Nadine Ezard joins Larry and Kylie ...
Celebrating our top women influencers | University of ...www.alumni.unimelb.edu.au › news
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... Vincent's Hospital, Sydney, Dr Nadine Ezard (MB BS 1992, BA 1995); Founder of Breast Cancer Network Australia, Lynette Swinburne AM (GDipMvmt&Dance ...
St Vincent's concerned at relaxation of NSW bottle shop closing timeswww.svhs.org.au › Newsroom › Announcements
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“We understand this is a difficult decision for the government, with many different and competing interests,” said Associate Professor Nadine Ezard, ...
Dry July is the ideal time to talk about alcohol use - St ...www.svhs.org.au › announcements
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... it can be difficult to cut back without some form of help”, said A/Prof Nadine Ezard, Clinical Director of St Vincent's Hospital Sydney's alcohol and drug service.
Man Who Died At Rainbow Serpent Festival Reportedly Drank Amyl Before...
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A 22-year old man who died of cardiac arrest at Rainbow Serpent Festival is reported to have ingested amyl.
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Nadine Ezard, the clinical director of the drug and alcohol unit at St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney, estimated there were 500,000 people who ...
More older Australians using illicit drugs | The West Australian
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· Associate Professor Nadine Ezard says "too few people are getting treatment, and too late". "We need to be shifting our focus a little bit ...
New proposal could see homeless alcoholics given a drink
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Negotiations are reportedly underway to open Sydney's first
Physicians call on NSW Government to release NSW Ice Inquiry findings
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A/Prof Nadine Ezard, Clinical Director of St Vincent's Hospital Sydney's Drug and Alcohol Unit and an RACP Fellow said “Groups from right across the NSW, ...
The rise of ‘healthonism’: Good during the week, drugs on the weekend
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Inside the new normal for "healthy" high-flyers.
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