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Prescription Drug Abuse Dangerous, Even Fatal

Prescription drug abuse dangerous, even fatal
Staff from consumer protection, the state department of public health and other agencies traveled to Washington, D.C., to discuss possible solutions to this particular drug problem. Gadea said Connecticut has long looked at ways… Continue reading →

Prescription Drug Abuse Dangerous, Even Fatal

Prescription drug abuse dangerous, even fatal
Staff from consumer protection, the state department of public health and other agencies traveled to Washington, D.C., to discuss possible solutions to this particular drug problem. Gadea said Connecticut has long looked at ways… Continue reading →

Prescription Drug Abuse Dangerous, Even Fatal

Prescription drug abuse dangerous, even fatal
When a drug is purchased from a pharmacist, and not a street corner, there’s a temptation to think it is perfectly safe. But a recent report from a national nonprofit group shows prescription drugs,… Continue reading →

Mock Seniors Legislature Supports Legal Marijuana – Beckley Register-Herald

Mock seniors legislature supports legal marijuana – Beckley Register-Herald

Mock seniors legislature supports legal marijuana
Beckley Register-Herald
According to the position paper, 20 states and the District of Columbia have legalized the use of marijuana for medical purposes since 1996… Continue reading →

Nation Eyes Maine as Portland to Vote on Marijuana Legalization – the Daily Chronic

Nation Eyes Maine as Portland to Vote on Marijuana Legalization – The Daily Chronic


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Nation Eyes Maine as Portland to Vote on Marijuana Legalization
The Daily Chronic
“It's a drug that shouldn't be legalized.” Twenty states and Washington,… Continue reading →

Prescription Drug Abuse Dangerous, Even Fatal

Prescription drug abuse dangerous, even fatal
Staff from consumer protection, the state department of public health and other agencies traveled to Washington, D.C., to discuss possible solutions to this particular drug problem. Gadea said Connecticut has long looked at ways… Continue reading →