Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Receiv Tribute & Free Medicine Help by Charles Myrick of ACRX
Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Receiv Tribute & Free Medicine Help by Charles Myrick of ACRX – http://www.acrx.org – As millions of Americans strive to deal with the economic downturn,loss of jobs,foreclosures,high cost of gas,and the rising cost of pr…
Bingeing on Food Porn
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On my left is The New York Times Magazine, featuring an extreme close-up of a fried chip entering a very happy mouth; but titillation aside, this is an exposé of the food industry's “addiction-creating battle for American 'stomach share.' ” One article …
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Comorbid Mental Disorder & Drug Abuse
Comorbid mental Disorder & Drug abuse – Radio torture is a experimental solo proyect involving blues, doomjazz, drone and noise excerpts, from the city of Medellín Colombia. Recorded and produced S…
Real World Solutions to Problems in U.S. Health Care Focus of New Blog, www …
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The HealthWell Foundation assists Americans affected by life-altering illnesses or chronic medical conditions in paying their share of prescription drug copayments, deductibles, and health insurance premiums. By reducing this financial stress, people …
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I Need to Know About Requirements to Work in a Drug Rehab Center?
Question by Ms. Reaves: I need to know about requirements to work in a drug rehab center?
Because of a friend’s drug addiction, I have recently decided to have a career in a drug rehabilitation.
I’ve wanted to be an RN for a while, but I’m sure there are other requirements to work with patients in drug rehab centers.
I don’t really need to know the actions of the people and what I’ll be dealing with so much as what the REQUIREMENTS are.
If you know of any links or have any advice, please let me know.
Proposition 36 in Drug Cases: How It Works
Proposition 36 in Drug Cases: How it Works – More info at www.shouselaw.com In California law, Proposition 36 is a program that allows people convicted of certain nonviolent drug and narcotics offenses to do drug treatment instead of jail or prison, and ultimately get their drug charges dismissed. In this video, a former district attorney explains how Proposition 36 drug treatment works, who is eligible, and the benefits. Proposition 36 is generally not available in cases of drug sales or narcotics trafficking. But a good criminal defense lawyer can often get such charges reduced to simple possession of a controlled substance in order to render a client eligible for this sort of drug diversion in lieu of jail or prison.
Texas Tribune Weekend Insider: Drug Runner Rehab, Reversed Verdict
Texas Tribune Weekend Insider: Drug Runner Rehab, Reversed Verdict – Michelle Gaines, was 19 when she was hit by a truck hauling an oil rig. She was in the hospital for 14 months, and her father and lawyers say she now has the mental capacity of a 12 year old. She may never be able to live on her own. A jury awarded Michelle nearly million. An appeals court overturned the jury’s verdict. Reporter Brandi Grissom explains this tragic and unusual case. First Julian Aguilar takes us to Eagle Pass. Teenagers are being recruited by drug cartels to smuggle marijuana across the Texas-Mexico border. So many of these kids are getting busted that law enforcement doesn’t have enough room to house the delinquents. It’s led the county to take donations for a new facility, which is being built, in part, by county employees and teenagers who have already found trouble. Find these stories in the weekend editions of The New York Times and at texastribune.org.