All articles tagged with #drug use
Former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis has been indicted and will stand trial for allegedly promoting drug use after admitting on a podcast that he experimented with marijuana and ecstasy about 36 years ago at a festival in Australia; he is set to appear in court on December 16, with his MeRA25 party alleging political manipulation by the government.
Fiji is experiencing a rapid HIV surge driven by unsafe needle practices, meth use, and stigma, with infections rising among youth and babies alike. Officials say about one baby per week is diagnosed with HIV from mother-to-child transmission and a child under five dies each month, though advances—ART, PrEP, expanded testing, mobile clinics, and safe houses—offer a path forward as the government and partners scale up the response.
Paris Jackson discussed the physical consequences of her past drug use, revealing she has a perforated septum and chooses not to fix it surgically to maintain her sobriety, emphasizing her journey and the importance of avoiding drugs.
Paris Jackson revealed that her past drug use caused a perforated septum, which she shows in a TikTok video, and she advises against drug use due to its health consequences. She has been sober for nearly six years and chooses not to undergo surgery for her condition, focusing instead on her sobriety and music career.
Paris Jackson revealed she has a hole in her nose caused by drug use during her twenties, and she chooses not to undergo surgery to fix it, emphasizing her sobriety and caution against drug use.
Sia's ex-husband Daniel Bernard is seeking sole custody of their one-year-old, alleging her drug use and claiming she is an unfit parent, while Sia counters with concerns over his investigation for child pornography and her own sobriety, leading to a contentious custody dispute.
Kevin Federline's memoir reveals details about Britney Spears' alleged drug use, erratic behavior, and his opposition to ending her conservatorship, highlighting their tumultuous relationship and concerns for her well-being.
Fiji is experiencing a rapid increase in HIV cases driven by intravenous drug use, unsafe sexual practices, and innovative sharing methods like bluetoothing, with concerns about underreporting and insufficient healthcare resources exacerbating the crisis.
Charlie Sheen discussed his past sexual experiences with men and his HIV diagnosis in a Netflix documentary, describing his revelations as liberating and reflecting on how drug use and personal struggles shaped his life.
A large UK study found that individuals who used psychedelics and cannabis during the COVID-19 pandemic experienced improvements in anxiety and depression over time, with their mental health scores becoming comparable to those who never used illicit drugs, suggesting potential therapeutic benefits of psychedelics in times of crisis.
The article discusses the complex relationship between schizophrenia, drug use, genetics, and societal factors, highlighting personal stories and scientific insights into how predispositions and external triggers like drugs and stress can lead to psychosis, emphasizing the importance of treatment and understanding in mental health.
Elijah Blue Allman, Cher's son, was hospitalized on June 14 for acting erratically and has since been released, with authorities investigating drug possession at his home. His family shows support for his ongoing struggles with mental health and sobriety amid past challenges and legal issues.
A former assistant testified that Sean 'Diddy' Combs was 'extremely creative' on drugs during his sex trafficking trial, with prosecutors alleging he led a racketeering enterprise. The assistant, who was arrested with drugs belonging to Combs, described buying drugs for him and trying 'pink cocaine' to prove loyalty. The trial includes testimonies from various witnesses, and Combs remains held without bail as prosecutors build their case.
Brendan Paul, former assistant to Sean 'Diddy' Combs, testified in his sex trafficking trial that he bought drugs for Combs and arranged hotel rooms for sex parties, with prosecutors alleging coercion and drug-fueled performances, while the defense claims all activities were consensual.
Christian music star Michael Tait publicly admitted to past drug abuse and unwanted sexual advances, revealing he led a double life and has sought treatment for his issues, amid allegations and investigations into his behavior.