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Alkermes initiates clinical trial for ALKS 33, a novel oral molecule with potential benefits in addi

Alkermes, Inc. recently announced the initiation of a phase 1 study of ALKS 33, an oral opioid modulator for the potential treatment of addiction and other central nervous system (CNS) disorders. ...

Think before you drink, alcohol awareness campaign launched

People who regularly drink more then the recommended number of alcohol units are risking cancer, memory loss, brain damage, heart disease and even dementia.

That is the message behind a hard-hitting alcohol awareness campaign being run by Suffolk's pharmacies during August. Across the county, branches will be displaying posters and giving out booklets highlighting the number of units of alcohol in certain drinks and the dangers of drinking during pregnancy.

The campaign, ...

spearheaded by NHS Suffolk, the county's primary care trust, aims to educate people that regularly drinking more than the recommended number of units over a long period of time can lead to:
certain types of cancer, especially breast cancer;
memory loss, brain damage or even dementia;
increased risk of heart disease and certain types of stroke; and
liver disease, such as cirrhosis and liver cancer.

"People are gradually becoming more and more aware of the dangers of drinking too much, too often," said Richard Hodgson, senior pharmacist at NHS Suffolk.

"However the message still isn't reaching some people, who are putting their health at serious risk.

"Tackling the problems associated with alcohol is a key priority for us. If more people sit up, take notice and think before they drink, we may be able to make a real difference."

Booklets are available from community pharmacies across the county during the month.

Article published on 14/08/2008

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Addaction to provide alcohol treatment in Cambridgeshire

Alcohol treatment in Cambridgeshire is to be provided by the alcohol and drug treatment charity Addaction.

The charity was given the contract by Cambridgeshire County Council and the Cambridgeshire Primary Care Trust will provide all adult based drug and alcohol treatment services in the county for the next three years.

Godon Jeyes, chairman of the Cambridgeshire Drug and Alcohol Action Team (DAAT), told the Town Crier: "I am delighted that we have secured the services of Addaction. They are a highly respected organisation and I believe they will bring a sea-change to services in Cambridgeshire.

"I believe Addaction can introduce new approaches which will provide high quality services across Cambridgeshire which reflect the needs of the local communities."

Addaction will begin providing services from April 1st at a cost of around £3.5 million a year.

Article published on 23/01/2008

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