The Quick Fix: A Real-Time Round-Up of Today's News
The Quick Fix: A Real-Time Round-Up of Today's News
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- Baseball Legend Barry Bonds Guilty of Impeding Steroid Investigation [LA Times]
- Opiate-Addicted Vets Denied Life-Saving Care, Experts Say [American Prospect]
- Aussie Meth Smuggler Spared Firing Squad in Indonesian Justice [Sydney Morning Herald]
- The Military Tries to Aid a New Generation Of Alcoholic Veterans [NPR]
- Privacy Rights Yield to Coke Crackdown in New US-EU Effort [Canadian Press]
- Former Mexican President Implores America: It's Time to Legalize Pot! [Wall Street Journal]
- Alcoholic Employees May Cost U.S. Companies up to $68 Billion a Year [Reno Gazette-Journal]
- From Stephen King to Eminem: How Art is Influenced by Addiction [Slate]
- Denver Considers a Legal Needle Exchange [Denver Post]
- How Addiction Affects the Brain: The Molecular Nitty-Gritty [Society for Neuroscience]
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Dirk Hanson, MA, is a freelance science writer and the author of The Chemical Carousel: What Science Tells Us About Beating Addiction. He is also the author of The New Alchemists: Silicon Valley and the Microelectronics Revolution. He has worked as a business and science reporter for numerous magazines and trade publications including Wired, Scientific American, The Dana Foundation and more. He currently edits the Addiction Inbox blog. Email: [email protected]
