Drug Addiction

Study Shows Mass. Teen Drug Use Rate Is Higher Than National Average

Study shows Mass. teen drug use rate is higher than national average
Teens in Massachusetts reported using illegal drugs at a rate that exceeds the national average, according to a recent federal study. The 2013 Behavioral Health Barometer, which the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration recently …
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Drug abuse on rise among Mass. teens
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As Coal Fades in West Virginia, Drugs Fill Void

As coal fades in West Virginia, drugs fill void
Out of West Virginia's 55 counties, McDowell has the highest drug overdose death rate (PDF). It's an infamous claim to fame that overshadows its other high rankings, for binge drinking and suicide. … “When it escalated into drug abuse, the addiction …
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Hackonomics: Stolen Twitter accounts 'more valuable' than credit cards
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Dr. Nora Volkow Speaks About National Drug Facts Week

Dr. Nora Volkow speaks about National Drug Facts Week — Dr. Nora Volkow speaks about National Drug Facts Week with host Laura DeAngelis of WestGlen Communications, syndicated to 189 TV stations around the country….


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US State Battling Drug Addiction Crisis

US state battling drug addiction crisis — The death of American actor Philip Seymour Hoffman has once again drawn attention to drug addiction in the US. One of the smallest states is struggling to co.


Drug Abuse in the Mountain State
The state's drug abuse rates continue to surge. The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources says the number of deaths due to drug overdoses has rose over 200%. This week, Governor Tomblin's… Continue reading

DNA Analysis Reveals Genetic Heart Defect That Could Have Killed Elvis

DNA analysis reveals genetic heart defect that could have killed Elvis
In his later years, Elvis Presley became addicted to junk-food and prescription drugs, which resulted in the former sex symbol becoming hugely overweight, and he died of cardiac arrhythmia at his home Graceland, in Memphis on August 16, 1977, aged 42.
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Capital Health Care: Community responds to LICH bids; balanced billing explainer
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Germany’s Coal Addiction | the New York Times

Germany’s Coal Addiction | The New York Times — Germany is in the midst of an unprecedented shift to renewable energy, but is still dependent on brown coal. The village of Atterwasch may become a victim of…


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