Senate Plan Targets Drug Abuse Among Women – WISH
Senate plan targets drug abuse among women – WISH
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Senate plan targets drug abuse among women
WISH INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indiana Senate has given unanimous approval to a measure aimed at curbing drug abuse among pregnant women. Republican Sen. Vaneta Becker of Evansville wrote the measure which would require hospitals to report cases of … |
SALINE: First meeting for drug abuse task force to be scheduled soon… Continue reading
Froma Harrop: The Class War on Drug Users
Froma Harrop: The class war on drug users
Drug abuse knows no income-level boundaries. Drug Abuse – Yahoo News Search Results
Actor’s death shines a light on addiction
The death of Philip Seymour Hoffman could open a window to more effective treatment of drug addiction. Drug Abuse – Yahoo News Search Results
Alpharetta Mom Educates Community on Growing Teen Drug Abuse – NorthFulton.com
Alpharetta mom educates community on growing teen drug abuse – NorthFulton.com
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Alpharetta mom educates community on growing teen drug abuse
NorthFulton.com Boccia said the platform used to educate students on drug use and abuse is weak and needs to go beyond the student and into the system. "Red Ribbon Week just doesn't cut it," Boccia said. Neil Kaltenecker, executive director of the Georgia Council on … |
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Sheriff Targets Drug Abuse – Morganton News Herald
Sheriff targets drug abuse – Morganton News Herald
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Sheriff targets drug abuse
Morganton News Herald Having worked in law enforcement since the age of 20, Burke County Sheriff Steve Whisenant has seen many crime trends in his career. Of those trends, perhaps none have reached the epidemic level that substance abuse has in Burke County. |
For Reformed Addicts, Philip Seymour Hoffman’s Death Is Terrifying – Slate Magazine
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Task Force: Tackling Drug Abuse in Region a Group Effort – the Sun
Task force: Tackling drug abuse in region a group effort – The Sun
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Task force: Tackling drug abuse in region a group effort
The Sun LOWELL — Thirty-four days into the new year, Middlesex County has already seen 11 drug-related deaths. Lowell Health Director Frank Singleton believes only so much of the blame goes to drug cartels in South America as the root cause of the problem. |