Drug News
Thursday
May 31st Drug Addiction News
CANNABIS – UK Cannabis farms being 'priced out' – BBC News London's housing market is slowing the growth of new cannabis factories in the city, according to a new report. ALCOHOL – USA Alcohol In Hand Sanitizer Can Mean Danger – WESH News Snopes.com, a site that specializes in dispelling urban legends, confirmed two cases of severe alcohol poisoning from children drinking hand sanitizer. ALCOHOL – USA Drink-drive death toll of young on rise – Guardian Unlimited The number of young motorists involved in accidents while under the influence of alcohol is increasing despite high profile anti-drink-drive publicity campaigns. DRUGS – USA More than 10 percent of U.S. adults abuse drugs – MSNBC News More than 10 percent of U.S. adults abuse or become addicted to drugs such as marijuana, cocaine and amphetamines at some point in their lives, but few get treatment. DRUGS – SAUDI ARABIA Strategy to Combat Drugs on the Anvil – Arab News The 150-member consultative Shoura Council will soon pass a national strategy to combat drugs and narcotics amid reports that about 150,000 young Saudi men and women use various types of drugs. METHADONE – UK HORROR AS DEADLY DRUGS FOUND IN STREET – Paisley Daily Express Horrified parents hit out yesterday after a bottle of methadone was discovered lying in a busy street where their kids play. METH – USA County Meth Task Force gets award – Shakopee Valley News The Scott County Meth Task Force was honored on May 23 by the Minnesota Association of Government Communicators (MAGC) with an award of merit for its work to educate citizens on the dangers of methamphetamine use and manufacture. METH – USA Children are meth victims – Daily Advocate According to Whittaker, drug-endangered children are exposed to hazardous chemicals, stored in the same area where they eat and play. COCAINE – IRELAND Warning on cocaine abuse in NI – UTV Live While many people believe cocaine to be a relatively harmless drug - doctors are warning that is not the case. In fact cocaine use can lead to heart attacks, strokes, seizures and can also trigger mental illness. PAINKILLERS – USA HealthFirst-Painkiller lollipops – ABC News The sweet treats are actually powerful pain medicine that is designed to help cancer patients cope with chemotherapy. However, people who don't need them are abusing them often with deadly consequences.
Wednesday
May 30th Drug Addiction News
DRUGS – CANADA Drug use climbing – Osprey Media Prescription drug addiction can happen to anybody. Without the proper information and monitoring, it is very easy for someone to become dependent on medications such as opiates, benzodiazepines and stimulants. ALCOHOL – AUSTRALIA Teen alcohol forum to focus on parents – The Geelong Advertiser VICTORIAN Children's Minister Lisa Neville hopes a forum at Lara tonight will encourage parents to take more responsibility for tackling teen alcohol abuse. ALCOHOL – USA Study Finds Parents Give Kids First Taste of Alcohol – The study claims the primary source of alcohol is parents, but Hearst says it’s not exactly kids taking alcohol from home. PRESCRIPTION – USA Generation Rx: How Prescription Drugs are Altering American Lives, Minds, and Bodies – Psychiatric Services In Generation Rx, Greg Critser reviews changes in the pharmaceutical industry, changes in Americans' relationship to their medicines, and even changes in the concept of illness—defining illnesses by the medicines that treat them. PRESCRIPTION – USA Deadly Prescription Drug Effects Six Years Before FDA – HULIQ They swoop in to investigate early signs of trouble years before the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) takes notice. METH – USA More grants to battle meth epidemic – Daily Review Atlas Businesses that sell anhydrous ammonia continue to be a target of drug dealers who manufacture methamphetamine. Labels: alcohol abuse, METH, prescription drugs
Tuesday
May 29th Drug Addiction News
METH – USA DEA teaches meth-cooking 101 – The Denver Post The class was held as part of the DEA's first Citizens Academy in order to give the public a close-up view of what the agency does to keep drugs off the street. MARIJUANA – USA Ice Cream Truck Sells $5 & $10 Bags Of Marijuana To Kids – The Post Chronicle Marijuana "treats" sold by ice cream truck in Texas? Police say the jingle of this particular ice cream truck signaled the arrival of "pot-sickles." ALCOHOL – USA Alcohol Labels Get Detailed in Britain – The Washington Post Beer, wine and hard liquor packaging in Britain will carry warning labels next year detailing how many units of alcohol each drink contains as well as recommended safe drinking levels. ALCOHOL – USA Study: Big allowances tied to teen alcohol abuse – MSNBC News Teenagers with large allowances may be more likely to become problem drinkers, research conducted in the UK hints. TRANQUILIZER – UK Tranquilizers use increases in North West – Belfast Telegraph Almost 140,000 prescriptions for tranquilisers were issued by doctors in the Western Health and Social Services Board area last year. The number of benzodiazepine sedatives prescribed to local people rose to its highest level in four years. ALCOHOL – UK Binge drinking 'doubles breast cancer threat' – The Telegraph The statistics will be alarming to the many thousands of British women who are increasingly binge drinking at weekends. DRUGS – AFGANISTAN A Country Seen as a Drugs Factory – e-Ariana News European parents concerned about their children having access to lethal drugs may have good reason to fear that crops cultivated in Afghanistan can end up too close to home for their comfort. ALCOHOL – UK Someone tell the alcocops where to put their labels – Times online Labels will spell out how many units of alcohol the drink contains, official guidelines about how much (ie, little) to drink, and “advice” such as “Drink responsibly” and “Know your limits”. ALCOHOL – UK Drink firms wary of health labels on alcohol – The Telegraph However, while most in the industry support the principle of better labeling, many have reservations about what to put on their bottles and object to being forced to follow a Government template. Labels: alcohol, marijuana, METH
Monday
May 28th Drug Addiction News
METH – USA Candy-flavored meth has some concerned – Chillicothe Gazette School and law enforcement officials are sounding an alarm for teachers and parents that a pink, strawberry-flavored variety of crystal methamphetamine could wind up in area schools. COCAINE – IRELAND Why the US is losing its war on cocaine – Irish Independent America has spent billions battling the drug industry in Bolivia, Colombia and Peru. And the result? Production as high as ever, street prices at a low, and the governments of the region in open revolt. ADDICTION – USA Hollywood's problem with addiction – LA Times HBO's Chris Albrecht is just the latest to crash. The industry tends to let addictions slide and then feign surprise when someone falls. METH – USA Meth film provides a warning — and hope – The Desert News People hear the rumors about meth. Justin Hunt is determined to show them the reality. Hunt is the independent filmmaker behind the feature-length documentary "American Meth," which he's currently touring around the western United States. The movie will be shown free to the public. METH – USA Officials concerned colorful meth could be seen as candy – Coshocton Tribune School and law enforcement officials are sounding an alarm for teachers and parents that a pink, strawberry-flavored variety of crystal methamphetamine could wind up in area schools. ALCOHOL – USA Bracelet that senses alcohol use gaining acceptance – KSWO News A bracelet that senses when its wearer uses alcohol is being used more by courts in cases involving someone with a drinking problem. OPIUM – PAKISTAN Smash our trade in opium, Afghans tell British – Pak Tribune The Afghan government has demanded that British troops destroy the opium trade in the country after a record poppy harvest that threatens to flood Europe with cheap, high-purity heroin. ALCOHOL – UK Drinks to carry alcohol limit warnings – The Telegraph Alcoholic drinks are to carry health warnings similar to those on cigarette packets from the end of next year. Labels: addiction, alcohol, METH
Sunday
May 27th Drug Addiction News
CANNABIS – UK Dangers of smoking cannabis highlighted by students – 24dash.com Young people in Kensington and Chelsea have been highlighting the dangers of smoking marijuana by taking part in the Cannabis Action Group’s Media Challenge. PRESCRIPTION – USA Prescription Concerns – WSLS News When you're taking a prescription, you probably expect that it's been tested to treat your condition--and that the Food and Drug Administration has approved it for that use. But you could be mistaken. alcohol OPIUM – UK Smash our trade in opium, Afghans tell British – The Telegraph The Afghan government has demanded that British troops destroy the opium trade in the country after a record poppy harvest that threatens to flood Europe with cheap, high-purity heroin. ALCOHOL – USA Troubling trends: Survey shows alcohol, drug use at L-S – Lincoln Journal A recent survey on risky behaviors shows that alcohol and drug use is common among Lincoln-Sudbury students. Nearly a quarter of Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School students reported binge drinking in the last 30 days. METH – Asian regional control of amphetamines needed, says UN anti-drug chief – UN News Centre With Asia driving the global market for methamphetamine, the continent needs regional control of synthetic drugs to safeguard decades of hard-won progress against illicit substances. OPIUM – United Arab Emirates G8 wants Iran help for Afghan opium fight – The Khaleej Times The G8 industrial nations are concerned about the rise of opium production in Afghanistan and want to enlist Iran and other neighboring countries to crush trafficking of the drug. METH – USA $5.6 Million in Anti-meth Funding for Missouri – Kansas City infoZone The grants and tough anti-meth legislation signed by the governor in 2005 will help with Missouri's ongoing efforts to combat meth and eliminate dangerous lab operations across the state. METH – USA Police say new kind of meth headed East – WAVY News Virginia State Police are warning troopers about a new form of methamphetamine that is spreading across the country toward Virginia. ADDICTION – USA Dad's addiction inspires boy's mission – Orlando Sentinel Winning a D.A.R.E. essay contest normally doesn't garner widespread attention, but John's account of how addiction can cripple a family nearly brought Lake School Board members and others to tears Monday night as he read his composition during a public meeting. DRUGS – UK New sponsors save drugs charity – BBC News A pioneering Nottinghamshire drugs awareness charity which faced serious financial problems has been saved. ALCOHOL – UK Steady rise in deaths from heavy drinking – Times Online A steady rise in long-term heavy drinking has led to a doubling of alcohol-related deaths among men over the past decade, according to official figures. DRUGS – UK New era, new trend in drugs – Edinburgh Evening News We are in a period of great change - new government, new council, and when it comes to alcohol and drugs - new problems. METH – USA Officials concerned drug could be seen as candy – WTOL News School and law enforcement officials are sounding an alarm for teachers and parents that a pink, strawberry-flavored variety of crystal methamphetamine could wind up in area schools. Labels: addiction, alcohol, METH, prescription drugs
Friday
May 25th Drug Addiction News
METH – USA Children targeted with new meth – The Daily Journal A new form of crystallized methamphetamine, nicknamed “Strawberry Quick,” has been developed and is being targeted to children. It looks like the pop rocks candy that sizzles in the mouth, and is a dark pink color with a strawberry scent. DRUGS – PAKISTAN Iran, like the West, has a drugs problem – Daily Times Iran shares a 900-km border with Afghanistan, the world's number one producer of the opium poppy which is the key ingredient for heroin. PRESCRIPTION – USA Prescription Addict's Message – Channel 9 WSYR News Drug treatment centers across in the Syracuse area are reporting a huge increase in the number of teens they're seeing who are addicted to prescription painkillers. We sat down with one recovering addict who has a message for teens and adults alike. ALCOHOL – UK Alcohol-related deaths for men doubled in 12 years – The Independent The number of alcohol-related deaths that could have been prevented has more than doubled in men since 1993, figures show. ALCOHOL – USA Workplace Drinking Culture Influences Alcohol Intake Elsewhere – Medical News Today A restrictive drinking culture at work curbs an individual's overall alcohol intake, including outside of work, suggests research published ahead of print in Occupational and Environmental Medicine. PRESCRIPTION – USA District judge alerts consumers to misuse of drugs – Pittsburgh Leader Times DeComo, a leading activist for drug and alcohol prevention in Armstrong County, was unaware that there was a growing problem with the abuse of prescription pain relievers such as OxyContin, Vicodin, Percocet and pain patches. DRUGS – USA Crime And Punishment – Hartford Advocate Honestly, people how many times do we have to say it. If you’re going to drive while on drugs or if you have drugs in your car, drive safely and slowly, lest you risk not only getting arrested but this column’s detached ironic amusement. ALCOHOL – USA Help teenagers get over fool's hill – News Leader This is a little about me and a lot about our kids. Please know this is not about our differences but about a real issue that confronts many of us living in Nassau County with regard to our teenagers. Labels: alcohol, METH, oxycontin, prescription painkillers
Thursday
May 24th Drug Addiction News
METH – USA Key anti-methamphetamine bill dies in the Nevada Assembly – Nevada Appeal Appeals to consider Nevada's overburdened prisons, public safety and drug treatment systems and the torment for families of methamphetamine addicts weren't enough to persuade most Assembly Republicans to vote Tuesday for a key anti-meth bill. COCAINE – UK Cocaine use on rise – Newry Democrat A new survey into cocaine use across the Southern Health Board area has indicated that more than 40 per cent of young people in Newry and Mourne have tried the class A drug. METH – USA Bringing meth awareness to Las Vegas – KVBC News Next week, the war on meth will be taken to another level here in Nevada. That's when the Las Vegas Crystal Darkness campaign kicks off. METH – USA Uniting Against Crystal Meth – Windy City Times The May 16 meeting of the Chicago Crystal Meth Task Force ( CCMTF ) included a discussion on the importance of Illinois working on the meth-related problems that different areas of the state are facing. METH – USA Meth use down, but increase expected – The Daily Advocate Despite decreasing meth production and use in Darke County, Whittaker is prepared for a resurgence, as the drug can be trafficked in from other areas, including Mexico. OPIUM – USA Drug addicts vomit out their ills in Thai monastery – Thailand Reuters An obscure Buddhist monastery in central Thailand that advocates a secret herbal potion and ritual vomiting for drug addicts has become a final source of hope for thousands of Thais and Westerners. ALCOHOL – INDIA WHO Plans Global Campaign Against Alcohol Abuse – Med India The World Health Organization (WHO) Tuesday agreed to target alcohol and alcohol addiction worldwide with a campaign warning against the risks of abuse. HEROIN – SOUTH AFRICA Heroin use growing in Iran – Sunday Times The number of intravenous heroin users in Iran has reached 250,000, an anti-drugs official said, as the Islamic republic steps up efforts to combat a growing drugs problem. MARIJUANA – INDIA Marijuana worsens respiratory symptoms in current cigarette smokers – South Asian Women's Forum Combination of marijuana and cigarette smoking worsens breathing problems in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patients. Labels: alcohol abuse, cocaine, drug addicts, METH
Wednesday
May 23rd Drug Addiction News
CANNABIS – UK Cannabis that can be worn, not smoked at Chelsea Flower Show – Times Online Cannabis plants have been put on display at the Chelsea Flower Show to educate visitors about the uses plants can be put to. OPIUM – CHINA Countries mull drug-control measures – China Daily News China is considering further cooperation with other Greater Mekong subregional countries to eradicate opium poppy cultivation within the notorious Golden Triangle. OPIUM – UK FEATURE-Iran, like the West, has a drugs problem – Reuters AlertNet Young Iranians queue for methadone to help end years of drug addiction. Elsewhere in the building, a pale, bearded man lies motionless on a bed, his eyes closed, after starting detoxification. METH – USA Boozman Introduces Anti-Meth Bill – Today’s THV U.S. Representative John Boozman (R-AR) today introduced critical legislation to protect America’s children from drug dealers who market directly to minors. ALCOHOL – USA Governor won't allow alcohol at state fair – Akron Beacon Journal Alcohol sales will not be allowed at the Ohio State Fair, Gov. Ted Strickland announced Tuesday, striking down proposals to start some beer and wine sales. ALCOHOL – MALAYSIA Global campaign planned to target alcohol abuse – Malaysia Sun The World Health Organization (WHO) Tuesday agreed to target alcohol and alcohol addiction worldwide with a campaign warning against the risks of abuse. METH – USA Flavored Meth Worries – Join Together National news reports have highlighted concerns about drug dealers adding kid-friendly flavorings to methamphetamine. DRUGS – USA Fingerprint Instead Of Blood Sample To Detect Drugs And Diseases – Medical News Today To this day, fingerprints are just the thing when a perpetrator needs to be arrested or a person needs to be identified. British scientists working with David A. Russell also want to make it possible to use fingerprints to reveal drug and doping transgressions and to diagnose diseases. DRUGS – USA Director Speaks on Substance Abuse Treatment, Addiction Treatment to UCLA's American Medical Students Association – Press Release Web Michael Cahlin was recently a guest speaker for the ASMA (American Students Medical Association), where he spoke of substance abuse treatment and addiction treatment to the premed chapter in Franz Hall on the UCLA campus. METH – USA OCF grants target meth; emphasis put on families – The Mail Tribune Local efforts to prevent methamphetamine use and break the cycle of addiction secured the largest portion of nearly $2 million in private grants awarded recently. Labels: alcohol addiction, drugs, METH, substance abuse
Monday
May 21st Drug Addiction News
OPIUM – USA Opium: Afghan kids gotta have it – Foreign Policy Even more disturbing is the fact that, according to the United Nations, some 600,000 of those addicts are under 15. COCAINE – SOUTH AFRICA South African drug trade's bitter taste – Mail & Guardian Online South Africans are changing their hard-drug habits, but the fallout from substance abuse remains the same: the destruction of lives, families and communities. METH – CANADA Kits help combat meth – The Morning Star Some local organizations are using the tools of education to combat crystal meth in our community. ADDICTION – AUSTRALIA Parents' drug addiction affects 1 in 8 children: report – ABC NEWS For the first time, an attempt has been made to work out how many Australian children live with adults who use drugs. ALCOHOL – AUSTRALIA Alcohol creeps up on you – The Geelong Advertiser The good news for drinkers is that one of Geelong's top liver experts doesn't mind a tipple himself. The sobering news for drinkers is that he's all too familiar with the ugly consequences when tipplers tipple too much. METH – USA Parents warned of new meth –The Fergus Falls Daily Journal Methamphetamine is coming this way in a form intended to target youth, local law enforcement officials said. Called "Strawberry Quick," it looks like the popular "Pop Rocks" candy. It is dark pink in color and has a strawberry scent to it. ALCOHOL – USA Preventing alcohol experimentation – The Paper 24/7 The percentage of American teenagers who drink weekly is increasing. This means alcohol, along with other harmful drugs and substances, is a primary concern for parents. PRESCRIPTION – USA Which prescription drugs could create a deadly combination? – ABC Local News This has brought to the forefront the possibility of it happening to anyone. Three billion prescriptions are filled every year, and one out of every five have serious side effects. DRUGS – CANADA New Drug Education Resource Launched in Schools – Government of Nova Scotia Mock game shows, graffiti-making, role-playing and a host of other creative learning strategies are a key part of a new classroom resource that helps junior high students make better choices about drugs and alcohol. Labels: addiction, METH, prescription drugs, strawberry quick, substance abuse
Saturday
May 19th Drug Addiction News
METH – USA Nevada Praised For Action in Combating Methamphetamine – KRNV News Nevada is getting praise from Democratic attorneys general from several other states for taking steps to stem an "epidemic" of methamphetamine use. METH – AUSTRALIA Doctors to fight ice – Sky News Doctors are being urged to help end the nation's ice epidemic and lead the fight against methamphetamines. COCAINE – UK Exile and extinction face a tribe that lost everything to cocaine – Times Online The Wounaan Indians have been driven out by rebels, militias and a craving for drugs in the rich world. COCAINE – COLUMBIA Cocaine Comes to Canada – Shared Responsibility Edmonton’s economy is booming, but, unfortunately so is it’s cocaine consumption. METHADONE – USA Methadone Leading Cause of Overdose Victims in Kentucky – WKYT News A state medical examiner's report says methadone is the prescription drug that was most frequently detected in the blood of fatal overdose victims. ALCOHOL – USA More Community Underage Drinking Prevention Efforts Target Parents – Join Together As graduation and prom season approaches, more communities are expanding their underage drinking prevention strategies to include parental behavior. DRUGS – USA Random Drug Tests Becoming More Prevalent in New Jersey – Join Together A growing number of New Jersey high schools are instituting random drug testing of students, using loss of eligibility for extracurricular activities and parking privileges as sanctions for positive test results. DRUGS – USA Colorado fest to show Utah film – Deseret News A documentary that examines prescription drug abuse in Utah has been accepted at the Breckenridge Festival of Film in Colorado. Labels: cocaine, drug abuse, drugs, METH, prescription drug
Friday
May 18th Drug Addiction News
METH – AUSTRALIA GPs key to breaking 'ice' epidemic – The Age A Sydney doctor is urging fellow GPs to lead the fight against methamphetamines and help end the nation's devastating "ice" epidemic. METH – USA 'Candy-Flavored' Meth Makes Its Way To Nebraska – KTIV Most kids know how to "just say no to drugs." But, when drugs like meth are disguised to look like candy it may end up being just too good for kids to resist. METH – USA Flavored meth presents dangerous new drug trend – KHAS TV A new type of methamphetamine that targets young children is making its way across the country. It is candy–flavored meth. METH – USA Authorities on the Look out for Candy-Flavor Meth – KCRG News It may sound like an Internet rumor, but candy-flavor meth is real, and is a real threat. But drug investigators tell TV9 they can't find it in Iowa, at least not yet. ALCOHOL – USA Quebecers and alcohol in 2007: An overall healthy approach, despite specific problems to resolve and certain needs that must be addressed – News Wire Quebecers have a healthy approach to alcohol. While, over the past five years, drinking habits have become more regular and the consumption of wines and spirits has continued to grow. PRESCRIPTION – USA Prescription Drug Use Up in Teen Girls – Web Med The number of teens, especially girls, taking prescription drugs for type 2 diabetes, sleep problems, and other illnesses is up. METH – USA Nevada meth study panel hears examples from other states – WMC-TV Action News Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel joined other state attorney generals in Las Vegas today for a conference on methamphetamine. DRUGS – USA Inhalant Abuse – Pediatrics Publications Inhalant abuse is the intentional inhalation of a volatile substance for the purpose of achieving an altered mental state. As an important, yet-underrecognized form of substance abuse, inhalant abuse crosses all demographic, ethnic, and socioeconomic boundaries, causing significant morbidity and mortality in school-aged and older children. DRUGS – USA Sales of Home Drug-Test Kits Soar Despite Warnings from Experts – Join Together The number of parents buying home drug-test kits has increased dramatically despite warnings from treatment professionals and government officials that home-testing adolescents is not a good idea. DRUGS – USA Industry Group Launches Website on Cough Medicine Abuse – Join Together The Consumer Healthcare Products Association (CHPA), which represents manufacturers of over-the-counter (OTC) drugs, has launched an educational campaign on cough medicine abuse focused on a new website. HEROIN – USA Deadly Combination of Heroin and Cold Medicine Invades Dallas – Join Together A deadly mixture of heroin and cold medication, called "cheese," has become a scourge among youth in the Dallas area. Labels: alcohol, heroin, METH, prescription drugs
Thursday
May 17th Drug Addiction News
PRESCRIPTION – USA Teens: Prescription Drugs & 'Pharm' Parties – Tampa Bay Local State News Drug trends among teenagers are constantly changing. Next time your kids head to a party, marijuana and cocaine may not be the concern but legal prescription drugs. METH – USA Flavored Meth Showing Up – Omaha News Drug dealers are adding in powdered lemonade and Kool-Aid to make the meth look like the popular candy “Pop Rocks.” METH – USA Meth is Death draws large crowd – Arizona Silver Belt Everybody in the community is impacted by the epidemic of methamphetamine abuse, and it might get worse before it gets any better METH – USA City employees learn dangers of meth labs – The Seguin Gazette-Enterprise If a so-called “cook” was manufacturing methamphetamine here in Seguin, think that wouldn’t be your problem, even if you owned the place? METH – CANADA Crystal meth topic of forum – The Powell River Peak A person can walk into a kitchen that is doubling as a lab for making crystal methamphetamine and not even know it. HEROIN – FRANCE 'Cheese' heroin tempts Texas teens at two dollars a hit – France 24 Sold in torn paper still bearing class notes, a cheap and deadly form of heroin called "cheese" is sweeping through northern Texas schools where it has claimed the lives of at least 21 teenagers. PRESCRIPTION – USA Curbing drug abuse – The Washington Times The nature of America's drug problem is changing. No longer is the problem characterized exclusively by the stereotypical street-corner drug dealer with a bindle of heroin or a baggie of marijuana. Now, prescription drugs are being misused in record numbers. METH – USA Program raises methamphetamine danger awareness – The Prairie Star Methamphetamine is a highly addictive drug that is affecting every segment of society, especially rural America. METH – USA Madigan declares progress in fight against methamphetamine – The Southern Illinoisan The message, which she delivered as keynote speaker at the fourth annual Southern Illinois Methamphetamine Conference, offered hope to those serving on the front lines of the war against the highly addictive and dangerous drug. ALCOHOL – USA Cars, Alcohol & Women Are Deadly Mix – CBS News Young women are quickly catching up to their male counterparts when it comes to alcohol-related fatal car crashes and other risky driving behavior, according to a new study. Labels: alcohol, drug abuse, METH, methamphetamine, prescription drugs
Wednesday
May 16th Drug Addiction News
PAINKILLERS – USA A warning too big to ignore – Journal Gazette Recent overdose deaths involving a prescription painkiller have prompted Kosciusko County officials to erect a graphic billboard warning residents of the potentially fatal consequences of abusing the drug. DRUGS – USA Prescription Painkillers Becoming Popular Target Among Thieves – KOTV News Clearly, the friendly neighborhood pharmacy has become a more risky business. Pharmacies have security cameras. HEROIN – USA What's in your cheese? How about a little heroin – Frost Illustrated It has become the popular method to achieve a high in the classroom. Even with the media publicity over the number of youths dying, the number of users is increasing. COCAINE – CANADA Cocaine: the real thing? – The Labradorian Of the many drugs which originate from plants, cocaine is one of the most powerful, if not the leader of the pack. METH – USA Meth Wars: Legislation Used In The Fight – KAUZ News If you've been sick the past couple years and bought Sudafed you noticed a difference in getting the drug. Its because of the Combat Meth Act of 2005, which is aimed at limiting access to possible meth cooks. CANNABIS – AUSTRALIA Super cannabis alarm – Herald Sun Police fear a new form of incredibly potent cannabis is destined to hit Australia. METH – USA Flavored Meth Gaining in Popularity – Reiten Television KXMB Bismarck Some of the scariest monsters look lot like the guy next door. They're out there trying to push methamphetamine on our children. Their latest tool...flavored meth. Labels: cocaine, Crystal meth, prescription painkillers
Tuesday
May 15th Drug Addiction News
CANNABIS – BELGIUM One in four addicted to cannabis – Expatica Almost one in four of the young drug users who seek professional help is addicted to cannabis. Seven years ago that figure was just one in ten. CANNABIS – TURKEY Europe unites against cannabis in Istanbul – Turkish Daily News In an effort to fight against drugs European leaders meet in Turkey, one of Europe's major drug traffic hubs, to advocate a cannabis free world. ALCOHOL – UK Scotland tops UK for those on benefits due to alcohol – The Herald Alcohol abuse prevents thousands of Scots from working and the west of Scotland has the highest rate of drink-related benefit claimants in the UK, according to new figures. HEROIN – USA Is heroin becoming the new trend? – Gazette Extra Heroin used to be the drug of choice for "experienced" addicts, Patek said. Now, it's reaching a younger audience. DRUGS – USA New England Anti-Drug Testing? – Associated Construction Publications Drug abuse across New England job sites is arguably as bad as, if not worse than, other regions of the country. And while drug abuse is widespread in general, it's particularly severe within the construction sector. HEROIN – AUSTRALIA Asian gangs develop highly potent cannabis strain – The Daily Telegraph Latest criminal intelligence suggests that Australia-based Vietnamese drug dealers have traveled to Canada to learn how to cultivate the highly addictive cannabis. METH – USA Rural Meth Users at Greater Risk – Nebraska Farmer A new study has determined that rural methamphetamine users are younger when they start using meth, are more likely to use intravenously, have more psychoses, smoke more cigarettes and are more likely to be alcoholic than urban methamphetamine users. COCAINE – GERMANY Europe Rushes to Stem Flood of Cocaine Coming Through Africa – Deutsche Welle round 10 million Europeans, or over three percent of all adults, have used cocaine at least once in their lives, a historically high figure, according to the European Monitoring Center for Drugs and Drug Addiction. METH – USA As meth cases increase, cleanup help coming – News Democrat and Leader The production of methamphetamine is a dirty and dangerous- not to mention illegal- process. Poisonous chemicals are used, highly flammable solutions are created and toxic fumes are released. Because of this, meth labs are a health hazard and even continue to be so after they are shut down. METH – USA Flavored Meth Targets Youth – WTVF News Anti-drug advocates and law enforcement said drug dealers are selling flavored crystal methamphetamine, which targets new, young users. METH – USA Crack is the New Meth – WENY Local News The drug of choice will always be replaced for something else, and in this fact we believe because of our close proximity to the New York area. RITALIN – USA Finals Week Means Popping Pills – Psych Central A new study finds that students are using prescription stimulants to improve concentration during long study sessions and all-nighters. ADDICTION – US A Fight against drugs moves to living room – Detroit Free Press In the Royal Oak home of Kirk and Catherine Goddard, about a dozen friends and neighbors gathered around a 27-inch television and settled in for an evening of pizza, salad, soda, movie watching and friendly conversation. METH – USA Panel tackles meth addiction in Iowa – DesMoines Register Treating abusers costs half as much as sending them to prison, but federal funding for such programs ends soon.http://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gif METH – USA Filmmaker urges action in meth movie – Grand Junction Sentinel The filmmaker, who hails from Grand Junction, spent 16 months documenting the lives of meth addicts and drug treatment options around the West RITALIN – UK Ritalin Abuse Poses Risk During College Exam Week – Medical News Today College is hard enough. But throw in end-of-semester exams, term papers and standardized tests, and there just aren't enough hours in the day. Enter Ritalin, the latest drug of choice among sleep-deprived students struggling to make the grade. Labels: addiction, addicts, alcohol, cocaine, drug abuse, heroin, methamphetamine
Monday
May 14th Drug Addiction News
ALCOHOL – UK Alcohol is a killer for Swiss – Alcoholics Anonymous Reviews Alcohol is a major cause of death – in many cases premature - among the population in Switzerland, according to a study. ALCOHOL – AUSTRALIA Teens in mass binge-drinking arranged over the internet – The Sydney Morning Herald http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/teens-in-mass-bingedrinking-arranged-over-the-internet/2007/05/12/1178899158412.html YOUNG girls are the new face of underage drinking, lured to hastily organised booze sessions in parks and beaches by internet sites such as MySpace. DRUGS – INDIA Beware of Date Rape drugs – Hindustan Times The effects of these drugs, victims may be physically helpless, unable to refuse sex, and can't remember what happened. The drugs often have no color, smell or taste and are easily added to flavored drinks without the victim's knowledge. PRESCRIPTION – USA Health Tip: Never Share Prescription Medications – Atlanta Journal Constitution Although you may be tempted to use a medication that has been prescribed to someone else, this is a dangerous practice. PRESCRIPTION – USA Don't flush your old prescription drugs; they could harm the environment –WiscNews Prescription medications can flush toxins from the body, but flushing the expired or unused remedies down pipes into the local sewer system may increase toxins in the environment. METH – THAILAND Crackdown against methamphetamine abuse is on – Nation Multimedia Methamphetamine abuse in Bangkok and other urban centres is on the rise and the Narcotics Control Board will launch a crackdown between now and September. ALCOHOL – UK Alcohol at home could help cut teenage binge drinking – Scots Man News A survey of 10,000 British teenagers aged 15-16 found 75 per cent had drunk alcohol, but those who were first introduced to it at home were less likely to binge-drink, drink frequently or drink in public places. COCAINE – UK Euro Zoned Out: Euro Is Choice Of Cocaine – Anorak The Euro is the No. 1 choice in the cocaine industry. Users might prefer to use rolled up fivers, but the traffickers love the euro. COCAINE – INDIA Banned ‘Cocaine’ drink re-emerges as ‘Censored’ – Daily News and Analysis An energy drink that was barred by the US government from going on the market with the name “Cocaine” will re-emerge under the tongue-in-cheek moniker “Censored.” Labels: alcohol, cocaine, methamphetamine abuse, prescription, prescription medications
Friday
DRUGS – USA Next Generation Of Latino Drug Abuse Experts At University Of Houston To Learn, Teach – Medical News Today National experts on drug abuse in the Latino community will be at the University of Houston for a week long conference to address current issues and research, and guide new scholars as they study the problem. ALCOHOL – UK Alcohol at home can cut teenage binge drinking, study says – Guardian Unlimited Teenagers who drink alcohol with their parents are less likely to binge drink, according to a survey of 10,000 children which backs the continental style of introducing teenagers to small amounts of alcohol early. ALCOHOL – CHINA Study shows alcohol as major cause of death in Switzerland – China View Health Alcohol is a major cause of death -- in many cases premature -- among the population in Switzerland, Swiss Radio International quoted a study as saying on Thursday. ALCOHOL – USA Officials urge Anheuser-Busch to warn of risks with alcohol, energy drinks – The Stamford Advocate Attorneys general in 27 states on Thursday urged Anheuser-Busch Inc. to issue warnings about the risks of mixing alcohol with caffeinated energy drinks. METH – USA State police warn parents about ‘new’ meth – The Journal Press According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, methamphetamine is a very addictive Schedule II stimulant drug that can be taken orally, it can be snorted, injected, or smoked. Abusers can become addicted very quickly and need higher doses more often. PRESCRIPTION – USA Availability of prescription drugs puts young people at risk – The Herald Tribune The killer typically attacks via our bathroom medicine cabinets, or worse yet, is allowed to attack under the guise of a legal medical prescription. PRESCRIPTION – USA Warn Teens about Prescription Drugs – 13 WAHM TV Prescription medications can change a teen's life in seconds. One moment they’re strong and athletic, and the next, they’re headed to the hospital emergency room barely breathing. DRUGS – UK UN urges random drug tests for drivers – Yahoo News Ordinary drivers and workers who operate heavy equipment or do other hazardous jobs should be subject to random drug tests similar to the spot checks police in some countries now conduct for alcohol. DRUGS – USA 10+ Percent of Adults Abuse or Become Dependent on Drugs – Kansas City infoZine Drug abuse refers to the intense desire to take drugs at the exclusion of other activities, and dependence occurs when the body becomes physically dependent on an illicit substance. DRUGS – USA Rally 'kools' kids' temptations to abuse drugs – The Jackson County Floridan “Drugs can stop your heart from beating" read one of the signs at the third annual Kool Kids Day, where third-graders from the five-county area learned that drug and alcohol abuse can not only break the hearts of those who love you, it can literally break your heart. Labels: alcohol, alcohol abuse, drug abuse, METH, methamphetamine
Thursday
DRUGS – UK Living in terror of teen drug barons – ScotsMan IT sounds like the stuff of Hollywood movies. Drug gangs armed with hand grenades, sub-machine guns and automatic pistols battle to control their patch, willing to carry out violent reprisals to retain control of their lucrative trade. DRUGS – USA Random drug testing spreads, one school a week – USA Today Concerns can't be ignored, but neither can the health of 1 million kids. COCAINE – USA The White House and Cocaine – TDPF In 2005 the White House Drugs Czar, John Walters, claimed success in the ‘War on Drugs’, on the basis that cocaine prices were increasing and quality falling - clear indicators of a reduction in supply. METH – AUSTRALIA Ice a huge challenge for society: police – The Canberra Times Police had confiscated knives, slingshots, batons, syringes and tasers from aggressive ice users on Canberra streets, a senior police officer said yesterday. METH – AUSTRALI A 'Ice' cost to nation escalates – The Age EVERY kilogram of crystal methamphetamine, or ice, costs Australia $284,000. DRUGS – IRAQ IRAQ: Drug abuse among children on the rise – IRIN Middle East The increase in drug abuse among children and youths in Iraq is worrying specialists who say continued violence is responsible for the rising number of users. COCAINE – USA This is Not Your Parents' Cocaine – Drug War Chronicle The United States and its Latin American allies are losing a major battle in the war on drugs, according to indicators showing that cocaine prices dipped for most of 2006 and American users were getting more bang for their buck. http://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gif COCAINE – USA Cocaine, Marketing & The Food & Drug Administration – Washington Post Under pressure from the Food and Drug Administration and local politicians, Redux Beverages, LLC is pulling their energy drink Cocaine, from shelves nationwide. CODEINE – USA Leading Cough Medicine Makers Launch Campaign Aimed At Ending Abuse – AllHipHop The nations leading cough medicine makers have launched the "Five Moms Campaign," aimed at stopping the dangerous trend of abusing cough syrup to get high. Labels: cocaine, cough syrup, Crystal methamphetamine, drug abuse, ice
Wednesday
May 9th Drug Addiction News
DRUGS – USA Drug dealers peddling new kid-friendly mixes – MSNBC Meth, heroin laced with candy and strawberry flavoring to appeal to youth. DRUGS – THIALAND Companies 'clever at giving alcohol a good image' – National Multimedia Alcohol companies are very clever at creating a good image of drinking by sponsoring sports and musical events, a mass communications lecturer said yesterday. ALCOHOL – USA Alcohol Manufacturer Takes Steps To Help Reduce Teen Drinking – North Country Gazette Beam Global, the nation’s largest distilled spirits company, has adopted a comprehensive set of new policies designed to reduce exposure of its advertising to underage persons. METH – USA 'Our No. 1 drug problem' – Tucson Citizen Gov. Janet Napolitano is calling for a crackdown on the cross-border methamphetamine traffic and an expansion of addiction treatment to combat the illegal drug's growing threat to public health and safety. METH – USA Meth Strike Force should continue; only question is how – Statesman Journal It shows what can happens when a community takes charge of a problem instead of leaving it for someone else to solve. METH – USA Is meth becoming the new white collar drug? – WFIE TV It seems meth is used by everyone - from housewives, to teachers, to attorneys. Last Friday, police arrested a second Evansville lawyer on meth-related charges. Labels: addiction, addiction treatment, alcohol, METH, methamphetamine, teen drinking
Tuesday
May 8th Drug Addiction News
COCAINE – USA ‘Cocaine’ drink yanked from shelves nationwide – MSNBC Company plans to rebrand the energy beverage after FDA complaints. An energy drink called Cocaine has been from pulled from stores nationwide amid concerns about its name. METH – USA Study: Meth addicts in rural areas face more health problems – Journal Star Experts say rural addicts typically have limited access to treatment facilities and health services, but that’s become even more unsettling in light of a new study comparing meth users living in rural areas with their urban counterparts. METH – USA Meth overwhelms the nation – The Daily While most of us have heard something about the national meth problem, most would probably not term it an epidemic. That’s dangerously incorrect, and our ignorance of the problem is leading to its fast proliferation in our very own backyard. METH – USA Meth Update – Oroville Mercury Register Many parents may needlessly worry that their teen or even preteen is using alcohol or other drugs. There may be a political conflict between a child's rights as a member of a free society and a parent's obligation as a caretaker of a developing individual. METH – USA Candy-Flavored Meth Targets New Users – CBS News Officials say the "designer meth" can smooth the chemically rough ingestion of the drug, making it easier for first-time users to try. PRESCRIPTION – USA Parents, Check Your Medicine Cabinet – If it passes later this month, a bill introduced by Suffolk County Legis. Lynne Nowick (R-St. James) will ban the sale of DXM products to minors. What could be bad about that? PRESCRIPTION – USA Teens seen turning to legal drugs for a 'high' – The Daily Record The latest drug danger for teenagers and young adults is not new; it's legally purchased prescription drugs. DRUGS – USA Few parents tune in to teen drug talk – The Daily Herald Information about drugs favored by local teenagers and how best to connect with them were some of the things parents learned at a special program staged by Warren Township High School on Thursday night. DRUGS – USA More Than 10 Percent Of Adults Abuse Or Become Dependent On Drugs During Their Lifetime – Science Daily Approximately 10.3 percent of U.S. adults appear to have problems with drug use or abuse during their lives. DRUGS – USA Dramatic play changes opinions of drug abuse: study – Yahoo News A dramatic play about drug abuse can change the opinions of the audience and even prompt them to donate money to prevention programs. Labels: alcohol, cocaine, designer meth, drug abuse, drug use, METH, prescription drugs
Monday
May 7th Drug Addiction News
DRUGS – UK Don’t do drugs…Drugs are bad…Okay? – Drink and Drugs News Let's learn from the failures of drug education in schools and change the emphasis to drug prevention. METH – UK Crystal meth: coming to a town near you – Times It has been an epidemic in America and a major problem in many other parts of the world. Now it may be our turn to be hit by the world’s most addictive drug DRUGS – GERMANY Report Paints Mixed Picture of German Drug and Alcohol Use – DW World Germany's annual report on drugs and addiction was released this week showing a overall decrease in drug-related deaths, but alarming data on prescription drug addiction and youth drinking. COCAINE – USA Cocaine use rising locally – Standard Speaker Cocaine use may have eclipsed heroin in the Hazleton area for the first time in years, according to police and a drug-prevention expert. COCAINE – USA Crack cocaine now a local ‘epidemic’ – The Daily Review While methamphetamine use has declined in Bradford County, crack cocaine use has now reached “epidemic” proportions in the county. METH – USA Meth marks the Tier: What you should know about this dangerous drug – Press and Sun-Bulletin Meth is a very large problem in this country as well as the world. It shows no boundaries and spares no one. Since d-Meth was invented, the meth epidemic has taken off. METH – USA Dealers' latest lure: sweetened meth – Indianapolis Star Manufacturers adding powdered drink mix to bitter drug to take edge off for new users. METH – USA Strawberry Quick, Meth's Dangerous New Form – Associated Content They are calling this new form of meth "Strawberry Quick" and it looks like Pop Rocks candy that sizzle in your mouth. In it's current form, it is dark pink in color and has a strawberry scent to it. CODEIN – UK Taking painkillers can make your headaches worse – The Daily Mail Taking too many headache tablets can made headaches worse, doctors have warned. DRUGS – USA Substance Use Among Young Military Personnel Differs From Civilians – Join Together Young adults in the military report substantially different patterns of substance use than their civilian counterparts. DRUGS – USA Study finds alcohol advertising and marketing are associated with adolescent drinking – RAND Children's exposure to alcohol advertising during early adolescence appears to influence both beer drinking and their intentions to drink a year later. METH – USA New form of meth heading this way; 'Strawberry Quick' combines drug with mix to give better taste – The Benton Courier A new form of methamphetamine called "Strawberry Quick," targeted at a new, and possibly younger, market, could make its way into Saline County. PRESCRIPTION – USA Teen girls, young women outpace males for prescription drug abuse, dependence – Battle Creek Enquirer A new data analysis finds alarming trends in prescription drug abuse. While overall illicit drug use is declining, the abuse of prescription drugs, particularly narcotic pain killers, remains disturbingly high. Labels: alcohol, cocaine, Crystal meth, drug and alcohol use, heroin, meth epidemic, prescription drug abuse, prescription drug addiction, strawberry quick
Sunday
May 6th Drug Addiction News
ALCOHOL – AUSTRALIA Alice shops urged to stop selling mouthwash with alcohol – ABC Regional News One pharmacist is no longer selling mouthwash, after noticing a 500 per cent increase in sales over the past few weeks. ALCOHOL – UK New study suggests alcohol promotes breast tumour growth – Cancer Research UK Scientists have discovered that breast tumours in mice given the equivalent of two alcoholic drinks per day grow twice as fast as tumours in mice given no alcohol. ALCOHOL – USA Local study links alcohol to brain shrinking – MetroWest Daily News A new study by a researcher at Wellesley College found that increased alcohol consumption is related to a reduction in brain volume. ALCOHOL – NEW ZEALAND Press Release - Alcohol Advertising Review – The Scoop In their report released today the Alcohol Advertising Review Steering Group has made some useful recommendations however, they have fallen short of doing what is necessary to reduce youth drinking and reduce alcohol-related harm. ALCOHOL – NEW ZEALAND Alcohol Report Findings Disappoint Health Group – NewsWire A health lobby group says a report favouring industry self-regulation over liquor advertising does not go far enough. ALCOHOL – NEW ZEALAND Alcohol advertising report released – The Scoop Associate Health Minister Damien O'Connor today released a report into alcohol advertising. ALCOHOL – USA WW County youths use alcohol – The Union Bulletin The 2006 Healthy Youth Survey, taken by the Washington state Department of Health, shows Walla Walla County youths above the state average in alcohol consumption by as early as sixth grade. ALCOHOL – SWEDEN RAND Study Finds Alcohol Advertising And Marketing Are Associated With Adolescent Drinking – All American Patriots Children's exposure to alcohol advertising during early adolescence appears to influence both beer drinking and their intentions to drink a year later. ALCOHOL – USA Campaign takes aim at underage drinking in Montgomery County during May — and beyond – The Journal Review Parents of pre-teen and teen-age children can help reduce underage drinking by beefing up their “supervisory” skills, through a campaign launched in May by the A.H.E.A.D. Coalition. ALCOHOL – USA Alcohol & proms: A deadly mix – Daily Courier For high school students everywhere, prom is one of the most highly anticipated events of the year. And it is right around the corner. PRESCRIPTION – USA Teens Getting High From Prescription Sleeping Pills – Local 10 News The new party pill for teenagers is a popular sleeping pill. It's easy for young people to get the pills because millions of Americans already have them at home in their medicine cabinets. ALCOHOL – AUSTRALIA Alcohol: the problem – The Age Australia's cultural love affair with booze is jeopardizing the country's health and taking a large chunk out of its hip pocket. ALCOHOL – AUSTRALIA Alcohol: the solution – The Age There is a recurring problem in the attempt to reduce alcohol harm. "What's popular doesn't work and what works isn't popular." Labels: alcohol, prescription sleeping pills
Saturday
April 5th Drug Addiction News
ADDICTION – UK Fears over painkiller addiction – Metro UK Growing numbers of people are becoming addicted to over-the-counter painkillers, doctors are warning. DRUGS – USA Drugs stand between kids and emotions – Star Gazette News Weekdays, weekends, free periods during school days, are all common times for substance use and abuse. DRUGS – USA 'Drugs 101' informs parents – The Indiana Gazette At first glance, it looked like a typical teenager's bedroom. Clothing and magazines such as "Seventeen" and "People" littered the floor and bed, and soda cans and makeup sat atop a table. A closer look, however, revealed items - pills, pipes and clothing emblazoned with drug-related slang and imagery - that hinted at something more dangerous. ADDICTION – USA The addicts on more than 70 over-the-counter pills a day – The Daily Mail Growing numbers of housewives and professionals are becoming addicted to over-the- counter drugs, doctors have warned. PRESCRIPTION – USA Doctors Sound Alarm Over Sleeping Pills – Red Orbit Breaking News More young, overstimulated, stressed-out Americans are taking prescription sleeping pills before stumbling to bed. PRESCRIPTION – USA Michigan Ranks Among Top States In Nation In Teen Abuse Of Prescription Drugs – Medical News Today The latest research shows that Michigan has one of the highest rates of teen prescription drug abuse in the country, as teens turn away from street drugs and use prescription drugs to get high. DRUGS – USA Hanover Park details drug test plan – The Daily Record small but supportive group of about 40 parents showed up Wednesday night for the Hanover Park Regional High School District's panel discussion of its proposed drug-testing policy. METH – USA Meth plagues Indian Country especially hard – Billings Gazette Not long ago, most people here had never even heard of meth. Today, most know someone on meth or in prison because of it. DRUGS – USA Drug overdoses up: Coroner sees more drug-related deaths – Shelby County Reporter Shelby County Coroner Diana Hawkins continues her mission to combat an increase in the number of teens and young adults dying from substance abuse. ALCOHOL – USA Prom night: Limos, tuxes, dresses - and safety – Gloucester Daily Times When it comes to high school graduation plans, no parent wants to be this year's "Prom Grinch." But most parents worry about safety. DRUGS – USA Drug use survey results to be released – Sun Journal The act of using inhalants to get high is one of the topics Patricia Duguay will speak about during a special public program on Wednesday at Mountain Valley Middle School. Labels: METH, over -the - counter drugs, painkillers, prescription drug abuse, prescription sleeping pills, substance abuse, substance use
Friday
May 4th Drug Addiction News
DRUGS – USA ONDCP Claims Pot Potency Doubled – Join Together The report from the University of Mississippi's Potency Monitoring Project said the average THC content in seized marijuana samples was 8.5 percent, up from about 4 percent in 1983. ALCOHOL – USA Binge Drinking Prevention Mailings Effective, Study Says – Join Together Problem drinkers who received informational mailings reduced their binge drinking by 10 percent, according to a study by University of Alberta researchers. RITALIN – AUSTRALIA ADHD is born in classrooms – The Daily Telegraph Teachers were diagnosing a "hyper" child with potential ADHD because schools did not have sufficient resources to find educational answers. DRUGS – USA Study: Large Number of Students Abuse Drugs – My VLT 2 News Shocking new concerns about drug abuse in Knox County, according to the Metropolitan Drug Commission, alcohol remains the most commonly used substance by high school students. PRESCRIPTION – USA Girls' Prescription Drug Abuse Up – Time Magazine Females are bucking the traditional drug abuse trends when it comes to prescription drugs such as antidepressants and tranquilizers. DRUGS – USA Hanover Park details drug test plan – The Daily Record A small but supportive group of about 40 parents showed up Wednesday night for the Hanover Park Regional High School District's panel discussion of its proposed drug-testing policy. Labels: alcohol, anti-depressants, drug abuse, prescription drugs
Wednesday
May 2nd Drug Addiction News
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