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That can have serious consequences as a recent british study has shown the health of 35000 adults who were prescribed sleeping meds for the 1st time was monitored for 7 years and compared to people who didnt take them. the findings showed that pill users mortality rates were double those of non pill takers. statistics show that sleeping pill prescriptions have dropped in recent years but the risk of dependency is still often underestimated. analyser is off her meds completely now she uses a new ...

Elizabeth sought help from her doctor he prescribed a sleeping pill zolpidem from then on she took half a pill every evening as many do. and. millions of people around the world regularly take sleeping pills but it explains specialists who to your hearts warns that you can become addicted to them after only a short period of use. sleeping pills and tranquilizers mainly contain benzodiazepines or related drugs such as that substances and these are medications that can lead to dependency within a ...

Partly because of the u.s. dollar thats also what we see off in dollars. oil prices higher and then for sure also the tensions in iran but its interesting i did talk to an oil expert and he told me well think back a couple of years if we would have tensions as weve seen them right now in the gulf and between the u.s. and iran big then oil prices probably would have to $8090.00 are underage dollars per barrel but in todays world where the u.s. is the biggest producer of oil on the globe the depen...

Barrel but in todays world where the u.s. is the biggest producer of oil on the globe the dependency on oil from that region at least here in the united states and by far not as big as weve seen it in the pocket pa so yes we did see a big swing in the price of oil but thinking a couple of years back this was we would have been much bigger an interesting point about how much oil production has changed with the latest from new york. and over europe now e.u. leaders have extended punishing economic...

Government is already looking into alternatives from regions like africa but it will take years to get production there to the point where it can match industry needs u.s. companies wont be able to wait that long. john a correspondent joins us from hong kong but here is how tempting is it for beijing to use that weapon it is a powerful weapon china supplies 70 percent of rare earth to the world and 80 percent to the u.s. it has done so before it restricted or stop exporting rare earth to japan a...

That was millionaire businessman michael bloomberg speaking to m.i.t.s graduating class friday. hes starting a new initiative aimed at eliminating our dependency on coal and natural gas. will he give half a billion to a new campaign called beyond carben wi carben with a focus on state and local governments. he writes theres no hope on federal action on this issue for at least two years. during president trumps vision to the united kingdom this week, he talked to prince charles about climate chan...

A. koreas coffee culture. a small fortune but the machines do have the potential to. work and do a much better job. beat coffee the electronic. this dextrous robot arm doesnt mind the daily grind it can brew up to 90 cups an hour nonstop. its special blend brings together south koreas love for coffee with its dependency on robots there are already $45.00 of the baristas in malls canteens schools even an airport with cute names like orville wilbur and lucy. this is my 1st time seeing the real bos...

Democrat based on education. >> if our current president continues on the path that hes on with public education, yes, i would. >> reporter: those teachers are attending this leadership conference that is hosted by the oea, that is 30,000 members. their national group, 3 million educators. this is a powerful group and theyre going to make sure that their voices are heard this election cycle. steph? >> thank you so much. next, the biggest ever campaign against climate change is about to launch....

Communication and having honest conversations with 12-year-old boys and they expect to be in jail or prison by the time theyre 21. theyre not saying it because navy seen it on tv. any say it because its happening in the communities. and we just failed. we said in the 90s -- this is what the crime bill did tao. people with drug addiction and dependency we said those people are criminals. we didnt have to say that. >> thats right. >> alcoholism we say a decease. if we see a alcoholic going to the ...

Wonder what went wrong? what goes wrong? you see it close. help me here. >> so glad were talking about this. this affects so many lives. theres a fine line between physical pain and emotional pain. the utilization of drugs help squelch and numb the physical pain will were supposed to be on this journey. what happens is, its almost numbing the more natural pain. people dont have the opportunity or the chance to develop coping mechanisms in order to cope with the trauma, in order to cope with the ...