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Thousands of Prisoners Wait Months to Begin Drug Education and Rehab

Thousands of Prisoners Wait Months to Begin Drug Education and Rehab

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Maurer and co-researchers found that overcrowding in federal prison system are preventing many inmates to gain access to critical rehabilitation programs because of staff shortages and limited resources. Given the long waiting lists for the bureau's …
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'Can a Shot in the Arm Really Cure Drug and Alcohol Addiction?'

'Can a shot in the arm really cure drug and alcohol addiction?'

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DAVE: It's an extended release form of Naltrexone, and has been used to treat cravings in alcoholics for the last four years or so—the FDA just approved it for the same thing in heroin and other opiate drugs in 2010. What brings it up? BILL: “I really …
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Columbus Dispatch Omits Key Facts on Drug Testing for Welfare Recipients

Columbus Dispatch Omits Key Facts On Drug Testing For Welfare Recipients

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Stetson University's James Fox, an expert on constitutional law, wrote, "Ironically, the Florida Republican Party, which opposes federal health-care legislation as being unconstitutional, has adopted a welfare law far more likely to be found …
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Piedmont Litigator Chao Fights Oakland's Pot-Shop Case Versus Feds

Piedmont litigator Chao fights Oakland's pot-shop case versus feds

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The patent, cited in Chao's legal documentation, lauds the drug's efficacy "in the treatment and prophylaxis of wide variety of oxidation associated diseases, such as ischemic, age-related, inflammatory and autoimmune diseases … (and) in limiting …
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Strokes on the Rise

Strokes on the rise

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… age 55 or younger made up a greater percentage of all strokes over time, growing from 13 percent in 1993-94 to 19 percent in 2005, according to the study authored by Dr. Brett Kissela of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine in Ohio and …
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