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The Influence of Alcohol and Gambling Advertising in Sports on Youth Drinking Culture: A Global Policy and Ethical Analysis
Alcohol, Gambling and Sport Go Hand in Hand. Alcohol and gambling advertising in sports has become a cornerstone of youth-targeted marketing, leveraging the cultural power of athletes, teams, and events to normalize risky behaviors. This paper investigates how such advertising perpetuates harmful drinking and gambling habits among 18–25-year-olds, contrasts nations that enforce strict advertising bans,…
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10 Unconventional Sobriety Tips Backed by Science (That Most Articles Won’t Tell You)
Tired of generic sobriety advice? Discover science-backed, lesser-known strategies to navigate cravings, rebuild your identity, and thrive in recovery—no fluff, just results.
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5 Incredible Sober-Friendly Activities to Experience in New York City
Moving to or traveling to a new city can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. If you want to stay sober while still socializing and having fun, New York City offers an incredible range of activities that don’t revolve around drinking. It’s the perfect place for those living a sober lifestyle to explore….
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Bipolar Isn’t Cute. Kanye and The Most Misunderstood Mental Illness.
We only care when its cute – A look at Bipolar disorder and the Mental Health illness that isn’t fun. In today’s society, we often pride ourselves on being supportive and understanding when it comes to mental health issues, especially those that are relatively easy to manage or socially acceptable to discuss. We share posts…
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Why Pete Davidson’s Latest Rehab Stay is a Win for Mental Health Advocacy
When Leading By Example Gets You Punished. Recently, Pete Davidson has made headlines by checking himself into rehab once again. While some media outlets may cast this in a negative light, it’s essential to understand why seeking help is a commendable and positive step. Davidson’s decision underscores the importance of recognizing when help is needed…

