Eddie Murphy’s Avoidance of Drugs Amid Early Fame Shows Resilience, Experts Say
Actor Eddie Murphy’s recent description of saying “no” to cocaine in the 1980s offers an example of faith, resilience and perhaps genetic advantage that overpowered the temptations drugs can pose in a fast-paced Hollywood life of early fame and drug-taking friends, addiction experts say. “It is a very big thing because it’s difficult to turn …