South Shore Needs More Help in Addiction Fight, Senate Committee Told

Published March 26, 2014

South Shore needs more help in addiction fight, Senate committee told
Christine Saunders of Plymouth told the committee her 22-year-old niece died of a heroin overdose March 8 after years of drug abuse and difficulty getting treatment. Saunders' niece left behind a baby daughter. “People are dying left and right from …
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Agencies that help Tulsa's homeless band together to fight 'K2' drug use
The Salvation Army Center of Hope, the Tulsa Day Center for the Homeless, the John 3:16 Mission and the Iron Gate soup kitchen announced they will suspend service to anyone who is under the influence of the drug or has its residual odor on their person.
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Mobile app may help people recovering from alcohol abuse: study
"Unfortunately most people get nothing," Susan Foster told Reuters Health. Foster is an expert on addiction at CASAColumbia, a New York-based organization focused on understanding substance abuse. She was not involved with the new research.
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