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Mukherjee Calls for Generating Awareness of Deleterious Effects of Drug Abuse

Mukherjee calls for generating awareness of deleterious effects of drug abuse

Filed under: drug abuse prevention

President Mukherjee, who presented the national awards for outstanding services in the field of 'Prevention of Alcoholism and Substance (Drug) Abuse' on the occasion… Continue reading →

Arlinghaus Seeks State Funding for Detox Centers

Arlinghaus seeks state funding for detox centers

Filed under: drug addiction treatment statistics

Mac McArthur, executive director of Transitions Inc., a non-profit that's provided life-saving substance abuse treatment to Northern Kentuckians since 1969, says Kenton County's statistics on numbers incarcerated… Continue reading →

China's Watchdogs Show They Have Teeth

China's watchdogs show they have teeth

Filed under: drug abuse help websites

Zhang Mao, head of SAIC, said in a speech published on the regulator's website on Friday: “To enhance antitrust law enforcement, SAIC has filed a case against Tetra… Continue reading →

What Can I NOT Buy W/ My Food Stamps, in Tennessee?

Question by saberwolf_19: What can I NOT buy w/ my Food Stamps, in Tennessee?
I know I can’t get non-food items, but what about food restrictions?

Best answer:

Answer by blackratsnake
hot food items

Know better? Leave your own… Continue reading →

Would Prop 19 for Legalizing Marijuana Have a Better Chance of Passing in Oregon or Washington State?

Question by Alkohollokaust: Would prop 19 for legalizing marijuana have a better chance of passing in Oregon or Washington state?
those states are far more liberal than California? Oregon is so liberal that they legalized assisted suicide where every… Continue reading →

Marijuana's March Toward Mainstream Confounds Feds

Marijuana's march toward mainstream confounds feds

Filed under: drug treatment programs in san francisco

In May, Obama told reporters: "I honestly do not believe that legalizing drugs is the answer. But I do believe that a comprehensive approach — not… Continue reading →