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Over-60 Group Urges Drug Law Changes – Charleston Gazette

Over-60 group urges drug law changes – Charleston Gazette

Over-60 group urges drug law changes
Charleston Gazette
The position paper points out that, "20 states and the District of Columbia have legalized the use of marijuana for medical purposes since… Continue reading →

Pot Legalization Effort Moves Eastward to Maine – MyFox Austin

Pot legalization effort moves eastward to Maine – MyFox Austin


Washington Post
Pot legalization effort moves eastward to Maine
MyFox Austin
The Marijuana Policy Project, a Washington, D.C.-based group that supports legalization, says it targeted Portland because it's… Continue reading →

D.C. Drug Users Turn to Synthetic Marijuana to Skirt Drug Tests – Washington Times

D.C. drug users turn to synthetic marijuana to skirt drug tests – Washington Times

D.C. drug users turn to synthetic marijuana to skirt drug tests
Washington Times
A quarter to a third of young men drug tested as they passed… Continue reading →

Prescription Drug Abuse in the U.S.; With 10 the Highest Score of Promising Strategies, Alaska Scored 5

Prescription Drug Abuse In The U.S.; With 10 the highest score of promising strategies, Alaska scored 5
(SitNews) Ketchikan, Alaska – A new report, Prescription Drug Abuse: Strategies to Stop the Epidemic finds that 28 states – including Alaska –… Continue reading →

Pot Vending Machines Coming to Canada, Medbox Promises – Huffington Post Canada

Pot Vending Machines Coming To Canada, Medbox Promises – Huffington Post Canada

Pot Vending Machines Coming To Canada, Medbox Promises
Huffington Post Canada
"I have admitted using illegal drugs and some years ago I recognised that I had a problem"… 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 →