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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 →

Overdoses Attributed to Club Drug ‘Molly’ Increase

Overdoses attributed to club drug ‘Molly’ increase
At the Georgia Poison Center, the number of cases involving “Molly” jumped from 57 in 2012 to 72 in the first nine months of 2013, director Gaylord Lopez said. “It’s not surprising,” he… Continue reading →

Business Leaders Show Their Support for Evidence-Based Drug Prevention at CADCA’s Drug-Free Kids Campaign Awards Dinner

Business Leaders Show Their Support For Evidence-Based Drug Prevention At CADCA’s Drug-Free Kids Campaign Awards Dinner
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Nearly 500 business leaders from the Washington, D.C. area and across the country will participate in Community Anti-Drug… Continue reading →

Business Leaders Show Their Support for Evidence-Based Drug Prevention at CADCA’s Drug-Free Kids Campaign Awards Dinner

Business Leaders Show Their Support For Evidence-Based Drug Prevention At CADCA’s Drug-Free Kids Campaign Awards Dinner
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23, 2013 — /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Nearly 500 business leaders from the Washington, D.C. area and across the country will participate in Community… Continue reading →

Club Drug Takes Deadly Toll – Wall Street Journal

Club Drug Takes Deadly Toll – Wall Street Journal

Club Drug Takes Deadly Toll
Wall Street Journal
Four overdose deaths in recent weeks at a dance festival in New York and nightclubs in Boston and Washington, D.C., have… Continue reading →

Feds Give San Francisco $1 Million to Treat Crime as ‘Mental Health’ Issue – San Francisco Examiner

Feds give San Francisco million to treat crime as ‘mental health’ issue – San Francisco Examiner

Feds give San Francisco $ 1 million to treat crime as 'mental health' issue
San Francisco Examiner
The long-suffering area also has The City's… Continue reading →