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Fighting Prescription Drug Abuse – KARE

Fighting prescription drug abuse – KARE

Fighting prescription drug abuse
KARE
A new report from the Trust for America's Health finds more than half of states are not doing enough to stop the growth. West Virginia had the highest rate… Continue reading →

D.C. Tops Nation in Drug, Alcohol Abuse

D.C. tops nation in drug, alcohol abuse
Wise said. Dr. Daniel Z. Lieberman, a psychiatry professor at George Washington University, said stress from those high-pressure careers and poverty can both lead to drug abuse — and D.C. has large populations… Continue reading →

Senator Tolman Participates in Drug Abuse Forum in Washington D.C.

Senator Tolman participates in drug abuse forum in Washington D.C.
On Wednesday, Sept. 22, Senator Steven Tolman testified before the Congressional Caucus on Prescription Drug Abuse in Washington D.C. about the epidemic of prescription drug abuse in Massachusetts, and specifically… Continue reading →

Marijuana Ads Stir the Pot Over Drug Safety, Free Speech – Columbus Ledger-Enquirer

Marijuana ads stir the pot over drug safety, free speech – Columbus Ledger-Enquirer

Marijuana ads stir the pot over drug safety, free speech
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
The Portland vote is the first ballot test for legalization backers since last November, when… Continue reading →

Marijuana Ads Stir the Pot Over Drug Safety, Free Speech – McClatchy Washington Bureau

Marijuana ads stir the pot over drug safety, free speech – McClatchy Washington Bureau


McClatchy Washington Bureau
Marijuana ads stir the pot over drug safety, free speech
McClatchy Washington Bureau
The Portland vote is the first ballot test for legalization… Continue reading →

Senator Tolman Participates in Drug Abuse Forum in Washington D.C.

Senator Tolman participates in drug abuse forum in Washington D.C.
On Wednesday, Sept. 22, Senator Steven Tolman testified before the Congressional Caucus on Prescription Drug Abuse in Washington D.C. about the epidemic of prescription drug abuse in Massachusetts, and specifically… Continue reading →