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UK Must Not Be Left Behind in the Global Drugs Debate

UK must not be left behind in the global drugs debate
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That includes, with its neighbors, still suffering from the debilitating and socially corrosive effects of the global drugs trade. Colombia's president, Juan … The United Nations has agreed to hold a special session on drug law reform in 2016. It … Read more on The Japan Times

 

Leeds drug dealer stripped of £104000 cash, cars and Rolex watch
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Superintendent Pat Twiggs, Head of Crime for Leeds District, said: “Hoang's case shows how we are making full use of the law to target people involved in the supply of drugs with the aim of putting them out of business permanently. “Not only has he … Read more on Yorkshire Evening Post

 

Philip Seymour Hoffman and Sally Bercow: What Prompts a Fall Off the Wagon?

Philip Seymour Hoffman and Sally Bercow: What prompts a fall off the wagon?
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Sherlock Holmes offered another version of that excuse, to explain his occasional lapses into cocaine use: "My mind… rebels at stagnation. Give me problems, give me work… and I am in my … Under stress – and doing nothing can be stressful – the … Read more on Telegraph.co.uk (blog)

 

Marijuana: The High and the Low
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Soon thereafter, President Nixon launched the “war on drugs,” and in 1986, President Reagan signed the Anti-Drug Abuse Act, which mandated prison sentences without parole for offenders convicted of possession and sale of all illegal drugs, including … Read more on The New York Review of Books

 

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A brain aneurysm is a technique called hyperopic orthokeratology OK may provide a standardized objective mood scale often used hormone therapy, writes Elizabeth naltrexone online stores G. Nabel, M.D., buying naltrexone online of University of … Read more on Business West

 

Program offers free help to smokers looking to quit
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Forty-two years later, with an aneurysm and COPD, he simply wants the medical help to live. "It's more addictive than cocaine or heroin. It's a harder … The brain really likes it," said Jules Poirier a WJMC Respiratory Therapist who is teaching a … Read more on WWL

 

How to Deal With in Laws Who Are Manipulating and Abuse Their Medication?

Question by Mary: How to deal with In laws who are manipulating and abuse their medication?
I am 25 years old, I have been married for 8 years. My husband’s parents have big hearts and love everyone they meet but they are the most manipulating people I know. I’ve been through a lot with them. They had a crack cocaine habit and moved from that to pill addiction. My mother in law has always been jealous of me and says I took her son away. She’s gone as far if my husband jokes around with me like hits my leg she’ll turn around and hit him or tickle him for his attention. When we had a baby things only got worse. They are now jealous of the attention their son is giving to me and his daughter instead of them. They’ll make up any reason for him to come over. One night they called 3 times in a row and bothered him until he went over there just to take their trash out! The day I was in labor with him daughter, my father in law was tore up on his medication and ended up tripping and falling so my husband wasn’t even in the room when the doctor broke my water because he was with his dad in the ER! At my daughter’s first birthday party my father in law had again taken too many pills and could barely walk and ended up spilling his plate of food everywhere and making a scene. Even with everything they’ve done they still call my husband at least 3 times a day and he answers every time and lets them guilt him into doing things for them. What makes it worse is his parents are disabled and I actually work for them, the government pays me to clean their house and help out. I hate it and they use it against me to make me come over anytime they want. I hate my job and don’t want my daughter around them when they take too many pills but it’s good money and it allows me to work without leaving my daughter. I don’t know what to do because I can’t get away from them. Recently our car broke down and it’s taking time for us to get it fixed, so his parents let us “borrow” their car. That has been the worst possible thing to happen because now every time they call we have to go and take them everywhere. My husband will be gone for 3 hours taking them around town to do their errands because his dad will claim he’s not feeling good and can’t drive so he can guilt my husband to drive them everywhere so they can spend the day with him and keep him from being home with me and our daughter. I do not know what to do. I know it’s not ok for my daughter to be around people who aren’t always sober and have been known to buy/sell their medication. When they’re sober they’re good people and they’re great with her and I feel bad for keeping their grand daughter away, but I shouldn’t have to call every time I go over there to make sure they’re sober! I don’t know what to do. My husband puts them first and when he doesn’t come running when they call they accuse him of not caring about them and his mom will call over and over crying like a baby until he gives her what she wants. I love my husband but I’m not sure how much longer I can deal with his parents. I want to quit working for his parents but we can’t afford it right now and we don’t know anyone who can babysit if I go and get a real job. I’m about to lose my mind and I’m so miserable I can’t think straight. How do I make my husband see how manipulating they are? How do I make him put me and our daughter first? Is it right for me to keep them away from my daughter all the time sober or not?

Remembering Philip Seymour Hoffman Not About Glamorizing Drugs

Remembering Philip Seymour Hoffman not about glamorizing drugs
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There are rules restricting purchases of prescription drugs, but national athletes — some once considered heroes — can seemingly escape criminal persecution for alleged steroid use. And remembering the likes of Whitney Houston, Heath Ledger, Kurt … Read more on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

 

How the rich and famous are killing themselves
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Her death has been attributed to an "accidental" overdose of barbiturates, a drug used for sedation. Whitney Houston and her husband Bobby Brown. … Californian writer Chas Smith told The Australian in 2011: "Everybody knew [about Irons's prolific … Read more on NEWS.com.au

 

Shire Reports Top-Line Results From Two Phase 3 Studies for Vyvanse(R

Shire Reports Top-line Results from Two Phase 3 Studies for Vyvanse(R
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CNS stimulants (amphetamines and methylphenidate-containing products) have a high potential for abuse and dependence. Assess the risk of abuse prior to prescribing and monitor for signs of abuse and dependence while on therapy. … designed Phase 3 … Read more on Wall Street Journal