Guest: Dr. Diane Rothon, Medical Director at Alavida Clinic - Canada
Host: Linzi Bourhill, Overnight Live
Topic: Alavida Rehab Clinic: Abstinence is not the only way to treat alcoholism
Alavida Clinic is a rehab clinic based in Vancouver, Canada that has a different view on treating alcoholism. They use medication and therapy to treat alcohol use disorder and believe that abstinence is not the only way to go.

Guest: Dr. Diane Rothon, Medical Director at Alavida Clinic - Canada Host: Linzi Bourhill, Overnight Live Topic: Alavida Rehab Clinic: Abstinence is not the only way to treat alcoholism Alavida Clinic is a rehab clinic based in Vancouver, Canada that has a different view on treating alcoholism. They use medication and therapy to treat alcohol use disorder and believe that abstinence is not the only way to go.

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Guest: Deevia Bhana | South African Research Chair and Professor in Gender and Childhood Sexuality at University Of Kwazulu Natal

More than 14,000 girls between the age of 10 and 14 have fallen pregnant over the past four years in SA. According to legislation. Parliament’s portfolio committee on women, youth and people with disabilities wants the perpetrators to face the full might of the law. However is there a part that sexual education can play in better arming young girls against underage pregnancy.

Guest: Deevia Bhana | South African Research Chair and Professor in Gender and Childhood Sexuality at University Of Kwazulu Natal
More than 14,000 girls between the age of 10 and 14 have fallen pregnant over the past four years in SA. According to legislation. Parliament&rsquo;s portfolio committee on women, youth and people with disabilities wants the perpetrators to face the full might of the law. However is there a part that sexual education can play in better arming young girls against underage pregnancy.

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