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Small Minds?

Aug 2026 · Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Weekly · Vol 38, pp. 7-7 · 0 citations

Abstract

When someone famous, such as actress Hayden Panettiere, dies, many seem to immediately focus on what caused their death. We seem to feel that it is our right to know the reason for everyone's death. When the person had a history of addiction, most will default to the belief that the person died from drug or alcohol use.

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