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Blog Posts in 2015
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FED UP! Coalition Calls for Senate to Release Findings of Financial Ties Between Opioid Industry and Nonprofits
FED UP! Coalition, a grass-roots coalition of individuals, organizations and doctors concerned about the overuse of prescription opioid painkillers, ...
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NJ Gov. Christie celebrates 1-year anniversary of the state's Facing Addiction Task Force
Just over a year ago, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie exercised his executive powers to create a new task force to combat and prevent drug ...
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Thousands attend Unite To Face Addiction rally in DC
On October 4, 2015, tens of thousands of people gathered on The Mall in Washington, DC, for the first UNITE To Face Addiction Rally. The rally also ...
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White House Heroin Program Targets Regional Hotspots, But Critics Say It Doesn't Go Far Enough
The new White House Heroin Program Response Strategy is aimed at combating the national rise in heroin abuse by concentrating on regions of the ...
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Are you a high-functioning alcoholic?
Countless thousands, probably millions of people, are walking around every day looking fairly normal most of the time – sounding pretty normal and ...
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Lionel Sanders: From Drug Addiction to World Ironman Championships
(Novus writes inspirational stories of people in the news who have overcome addiction. This is not to infer that these people are connected to Novus ...
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New York joins the list of states ruling drug courts must allow med-assisted treatment or lose federal funding
A new law signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo orders New York’s drug court judges to stop acting like doctors and let addicted defendants continue their ...
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600 Churches want an end to the war on drugs, calling it "the most dysfunctional social policy since slavery"
The New England Conference of the United Methodist Church, representing 600 churches, is calling for an end to the country’s war on drugs, calling it ...
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Ohio to Expand Prescription Drug Monitoring, Votes "No" to Legalization of Marijuana
Ohio's Governor John Kasich has announced a $1.5 million project to link the state's prescription drug monitoring system with the electronic medical ...
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