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The study by USC business professor Alexandra Michel found that Wall Street’s unrelentingly grueling work schedule – up to 120 hours a week in some cases – often results in severe physical and emotional maladies. A partial list: heart problems,...
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OF Josh Hamilton, in his first interview since a relapse in his fight against alcoholism, said Wednesday that he is going to counseling. Hamilton told Dr. James Robison on Glenn Beck's subscription-only website that he is seeing a counselor one-on-one...
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Actor Jon Voight, left, and his son, James Haven, give an interview to discuss Haven's new film "Deep In The Heart" in Austin, Texas on Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012. The independent production is based on the true story of Dick Wallrath. He overcame... View Photo »
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We know that a familial history of alcoholism is a significant risk factor for future alcohol abuse
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(AP Photo/Jack Plunkett) AUSTIN, Texas — Jon Voight helped his son James Haven on Wednesday to promote a new inspirational film about a Texan who lost everything because of alcoholism, but eventually redeemed himself, built a successful business and...
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Voight helped his son James Haven on Wednesday to promote a new inspirational film about a Texan who lost everything because of alcoholism, but eventually redeemed himself, built a successful business and now dedicates himself to promoting education. ...
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Voight helped his son James Haven on Wednesday to promote a new inspirational film about a Texan who lost everything because of alcoholism, but eventually redeemed himself, built a successful business and now dedicates himself to promoting education. ...
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Attorney Tom White, legal council to the Oglala Sioux Tribe, speaks to reporters in Lincoln, Neb. , Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012. The Oglala Sioux Tribe announced it will file a $500 million federal lawsuit against some of the nation's largest beer... View Photo »
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A more recent focus has extended to identification of hazardous drinking - consumption that exceeds guidelines established by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism - as more than 14 standard drinks/week or more than four/occasion for men, and more than seven standard drinks/week or more...
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Voight said he was impressed with the new film, and his son's acting in it. "I think there is something very appealing in it, and I think that is because of the actors," Voight said. The film's world premiere was in Austin on Wednesday night. AUSTIN,...
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Texas — Jon Voight was in Austin to help his son James Haven promote a new inspirational film about a Texan who lost everything because of alcoholism, but eventually redeemed himself. The movie "Deep in the Heart of Texas" is based on the true story of...
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