Putin Speaks Out Against Compulsory Drug Treatment – RIA Novosti
Drug Addiction Treatment: Putin speaks out against compulsory drug treatment – RIA Novosti
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin spoke out against compulsory drug addiction and alcohol treatment on Thursday. “It is necessary to persuade a person, to bring up his inner motivation to overcome this ordeal,” Putin told a regional conference of the …
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Drug Addiction Treatment: Family of Drug Addicts
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Drug Addiction Treatment: ‘Bath salt’ use emerging as statewide trend
The designer drug marketed as “bath salts” is appearing statewide as an emerging drug trend, according to officials from the Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services.“We are seeing it in some of the different regions, but it is hard for us to say just how big of a problem it is right now,” said Brad DeCamp, the department’s assistant chief of treatment and recovery services.
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Drug Addiction Treatment: BBC slammed over methadone report coverage
DrugScope criticises the BBC’s coverage of a report on the use of methadone to treat heroin addicts.
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Drug Addiction Treatment: Programs may curb hepatitis C in drug users
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Programs that give injection drug users clean needles or safer drug substitutes may help cut their odds of contracting the liver infection hepatitis C, a new study suggests.
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