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3rd July 2016

Pins in my ears – Jim Davidson

For years I had tried several different ways to stop drinking, including physical treatment and…

Tom Warburton

Reports

8th July 2014

Acupuncture changes brain’s perception and processing of pain

Activation of brain areas involved in pain perception was significantly reduced or modulated under acupuncture.

Tom Warburton

Reports

8th July 2014

Cocaine use in Britain so high it has contaminated drinking water

Cocaine use in the UK is now so common that traces of the drug have…

Tom Warburton

News

8th July 2014

Drug-related deaths reach highest level on record

BBC News announced the number of drug-related deaths in Scotland has risen to its highest…

Tom Warburton

News

8th July 2014

Rising alcohol addiction costs ‘could cripple the NHS’

The cost of treating the growing number of people drinking heavily threatens to cripple NHS…

Tom Warburton

Research

7th July 2014

Scottish Drug Services on Acudetox

Over the last 6 years, Apex Scotland has made an investment to our volunteers and…

Tom Warburton

Research

8th July 2013

My Experience Using Acupuncture to Treat Addiction

Even before I became a Licensed Acupuncturist and Reiki Master I believed in the powerful…

Tom Warburton

Acupuncture in Addiction Treatment Programs

Research

16th July 2012

The Use of Acupuncture in Addiction Treatment Programs

Acupuncture is a traditional method of health care that has been practiced in China and…

Tom Warburton

News

7th July 2012

The newly established NADA Scotland

It is with great pride and excitement that we announce the newly established NADA Scotland.…

Tom Warburton

Reports

8th June 2011

Failure to reform drug users costing UK £3.6bn a year

Treating problem drug users and their benefits costs £3.6bn a year, a report has said.

Tom Warburton

Research

17th March 2011

UK’s Treatment War on Drugs

Kathy Gyngell says policy makers can no longer avoid the question of whether universal access…

Tom Warburton

News Research

8th July 2010

Ear Acupuncture for the Masses

Ear acupuncture, also known as auricular acupuncture, is the most widely used form of acupuncture…

Tom Warburton

News

8th July 2001

Acupuncture in the Treatment of Substance Abuse

Everyone claims addiction is a major problem in this country. The jails are crowded with…

Tom Warburton

Pins in my ears – Jim Davidson

Acupuncture changes brain’s perception and processing of pain

Cocaine use in Britain so high it has contaminated drinking water

Drug-related deaths reach highest level on record

Rising alcohol addiction costs ‘could cripple the NHS’

Scottish Drug Services on Acudetox

My Experience Using Acupuncture to Treat Addiction

The Use of Acupuncture in Addiction Treatment Programs

The newly established NADA Scotland

Failure to reform drug users costing UK £3.6bn a year

UK’s Treatment War on Drugs

Ear Acupuncture for the Masses

Acupuncture in the Treatment of Substance Abuse

NADA Scotland

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