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MySpace Addiction Treatment


This little excerpt was taken from sobermusicians.com, a community blog for sobermusician.com members. Needless to say, it is pretty interesting how pharmaceutical companies always manage to jump on the bandwagon.

MySpace Teams with Drug Company to Launch Site Addressing Addiction
by Kristen Nicole
August 14, 2007

MySpace has teamed up with a pharmaceutical company to offer an informational profile that�s geared specifically towards educating the masses on the danger of addiction.

The site is called Addiction411, and is directed towards the 16 - 25 year-old demographic in an effort to give information about drug abuse. Providing data on things like drug affects on the brain, how recreational drug use can lead to addiction, and other resources, the site is looking to raise awareness about addiction. This is in response to the increase in prescription painkiller abuse, which is occurring in the same demographic that frequents the MySpace social network. There’s also a section for providing information on opioid addiction treatment options, and a physician locater to help users find treatment for substance dependence. You can also take the online quiz to see if you’re addicted to drugs, and add Addiction411 to your friends list.

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