The phrase "addiction status" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, psychology, or substance use, where one might discuss an individual's current state of addiction or recovery.
Example: "The therapist assessed the patient's addiction status to determine the appropriate treatment plan."
Alternatives: "substance use status" or "dependency status."
Such participants often explicitly defended their addiction status, despite the relatively low doses, and appeared aware usually from posts on internet support groups of individuals taking much higher doses.
With regard to addiction status (both tobacco smoking and chewing), we did not find any significant deviation between two study groups (p = 0.37), even after stratifying the population in males (p = 0.76) and females (p = 0.66).
This indicated craving for online games alters brain activity irrespective of addiction status and may therefore be seen as a (prodromal) symptom of addiction, and addicted players can be distinguished from non-addicted online gamers by a different form of brain activation.
There is little in the background data to indicate that the patients who attended the groups had fewer problems with regard to severity of drug addiction, social status or accommodation situation.
He candidly but drily, discussed his addiction and legal status, told his listeners that he was not a victim and then went on with the broadcast.
Dixon's first novel is a fierce and intimate snapshot of a wealthy family's self-destruction, aided by addictions (drugs, booze, status) perfect for corrupting physically and spiritually.
These include status, power, addiction to drugs or gambling, and sexual gratification, as well as economic gain.
As regards smoking status, drug addiction and Italian espresso coffee drinking we found that half of the study subjects regularly smoked cigarettes, one third drank coffee > 4 times a day and one third used cocaine and/or heroin.
Although there is ongoing debate concerning the clinical status of Internet addiction, and the quality of the extant literature in this emerging field is not optimal, several clinical trials of both pharmacological and psychological treatments for Internet addiction have been published in recent years.
The next part is the social history and addiction focusing on the marital status, physical activities, mental stress, levels of smoking and alcohol consumption rates.
In particular we found that HIV/HCV coinfection was associated with the status of drug addiction (OR = 16.02; p = 0.012), age group (OR = 2.83; p = 0.004, for people of 35 44 years), civil status (OR = 3.09; p = 0.007, for cohabitants), smoking habits (OR = 3.73; p = 0.033) and Italian nationality (OR = 7.05; p = 0.009).
