district of columbia drug abuse

D.C. Circuit Affirms HHS Power to Disqualify Corporate Officials Convicted of …

D.C. Circuit affirms HHS power to disqualify corporate officials convicted of …

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In Friedman, the D.C. Circuit upheld the exclusions of three former Purdue Frederick Company (Purdue) executives who had pleaded guilty in… Continue reading →

Washington D.C. Hosting International AIDS Conference

Washington D.C. hosting International AIDS Conference

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… (CVC); Sidaction. The U.S.-based Black AIDS Institute; the District of Columbia Department of Health (DOH); the HIV Medicine Association (HIVMA) of the Infectious Diseases Society of… Continue reading →

The Forgotten Orphans: From D.C. to Zimbabwe

The Forgotten Orphans: From D.C. to Zimbabwe

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EDITOR'S NOTE: Zimbabwe and the District of Columbia. They're 8000 miles apart and nearly as distant economically. But the two share at least two things in… Continue reading →

Orthodox NYC Counselor on Trial in Sex Abuse Case

Orthodox NYC counselor on trial in sex abuse case

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More >> The Columbia Police Department credits Crimestoppers with the arrests of three men accused of drug charges, but they're asking for help finding… Continue reading →

SUNRISE: Army Veterans Use Filmmaking as Therapy for PTSD

SUNRISE: Army veterans use filmmaking as therapy for PTSD

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Lawyers are arguing over DNA testing in the case of a District of Columbia man charged with killing a tourist from… Continue reading →

While DC Retreats, California and Other States Continue March Towards Drug …

While DC Retreats, California And Other States Continue March Towards Drug …

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Proving once again progress comes from the states upward to Washington, DC not the reverse, California and Colorado may breakthrough in… Continue reading →