Stores Ignoring Voluntary Ban on High-Alcohol Drinks
Stores ignoring voluntary ban on high-alcohol drinks
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Vancouver has been successful with a voluntary ban. Olympia is hoping to replicate the success of Tacoma, which has two Alcohol Impact Areas that have been effective, studies show. The central Tacoma ban, covering about 6 acres in… Continue reading
Beats by Dre Mixr on-Ear Headphones Review
Beats by Dre Mixr On-Ear Headphones Review
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As I make my rounds through the barracks of the many audio camps, like some odd white-gloved ball-busting scribe with preternaturally acute hearing, one manufacturer seemed more elusive than an oiled-up ninja rocking out to the Detox album.… Continue reading
Sharp Rise in Heroin Use After Oxy Removed From Market
Sharp rise in heroin use after Oxy removed from market
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Grand River Hospital's withdrawal management centre, a detox centre for addicts, has seen three times more heroin addicts come in for help to quit. “We're not seeing a change in our service in terms… Continue reading
Austin Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center Partners With a&E's "Intervention …
Austin drug and alcohol treatment center partners with A&E's "Intervention …
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Austin Recovery offers a number of programs including medical detox, separate men's and women's campuses for 30-day and 90+ day programs, and Family House, which provides a minimum of 90-days of residential drug and… Continue reading
Plans for Blackburn 'Drug Recovery Village' Unveiled
Plans for Blackburn 'drug recovery village' unveiled
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The centre, in the Ewood area of town, would be the biggest facility of its kind in East Lancashire, catering for hundreds of addicts a year. … It is believed to consist of 24 detox units,… Continue reading
Plan Unveiled to Address Substance Abuse in West Virginia
Plan unveiled to address substance abuse in West Virginia
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BECKLEY — A $ 7.5 million effort to combat a drug abuse epidemic that finds more West Virginians succumbing to the silent poisons of chemicals than the loud, grinding crashes on highways is putting cash into… Continue reading