King: Drug battle should focus on addiction
Do not misunderstand; I think drug addiction is one of the greatest scourges of mankind. And I am including alcohol and nicotine in my definition of drugs. But we should also recognize that it is a scourge that has plagued mankind through all of recorded … drug addiction – Bing News
Research and Markets: Drug Addiction Partnering 2009-2014 Research Report
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/bcr9nh/drug_addiction) has announced the addition of the “Drug Addiction Partnering 2009-2014” report to their offering. Drug Addiction Partnering 2009-2014 report provides … drug addiction – Bing News
N.H. officials say rampant drug addiction is driving crime
CONCORD, N.H. – New Hampshire’s law enforcement and corrections officials agree an “epidemic of addiction” is driving crime in the state while taxing corrections and court resources. Public Safety Commissioner John Barthelmes on Friday told fellow … drug addiction – Bing News
Dramatic Increase in Senior Drug Addiction — Treatment centers are seeing more older drug addicts. Aging baby boomers coupled with an economic downturn are part of the reason why. (May 18)
Senate bill aims to expand drug–abuse treatment
A little-publicized bill now in the state Senate's insurance committee would drastically expand treatment options for heroin and opioid pill addicts — and potentially reshape the landscape of drug rehabilitation in New York, experts say. Senate Bill … Read more on Newsday
ScHoolBoy Q Reminisces Over Drug–Addicted Past
Nowadays, it's music that occupies his time as it provides a way for him to share the “real life s—.” In fact, much of Schoolboy Q's music includes references to his past addiction and lifestyle. In addition to his drug addiction, Q's stage name was … Read more on Eurweb.com
NH leaders say drug addiction is driving crime
Public Safety Commissioner John Barthelmes on Friday told fellow members of the Governor's Commission on Alcohol Abuse, Prevention, Intervention and Treatment that 40 percent of the state's highway fatalities are linked to drug or alcohol abuse. He … Read more on Seacoastonline.com