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Rehabilitation good use for Marian
[rewrite]Drug and alcohol addiction and joblessness are among Northeast Pennsylvania's greatest problems. A plan to develop a rehabilitation center at the former Marian Community Hospital in Carbondale would help to address both. The hospital closed just over …[/rewrite]
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State: Mental Health Top Prison Issue
State: Mental health top prison issue
[rewrite]PONTIAC — The effort to provide services to mentally ill inmates at Illinois' prisons is among the top challenges facing the Illinois Department of Corrections, Pontiac Correctional Center Warden Randy Pfister told a group that included the IDOC …[/rewrite]
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Loyola University Medical Center offers new high-tech catheter device for …
[rewrite]Loyola University Medical Center is the first hospital in Illinois to offer a new high-tech catheter device that can improve outcomes of patients treated for atrial fibrillation, the most common irregular heartbeat. The treatment, called catheter …[/rewrite]
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How Long Does Alcohol Addiction Last?
Question by Danny: How long does alcohol addiction last?
[rewrite]I’ve had alcohol problem and i quit drinking months ago, but i’m still getting cravings. I thought once you go cold turkey these feelings would stop after a matter of weeks! How long does it usually take for an addiction to go before you can start drinking again?
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It depends on the person.Have you tried treatment programs?
Answer by Suba
If you are an alcoholic you will be one for the rest of your life. You can’t start drinking again, you will wind up right back where you started.
New Exhibit Explores Costs and Consequences of Drug Abuse
New exhibit explores costs and consequences of drug abuse
[rewrite]The national touring exhibit is an interactive exploration of the effects of drugs on both individuals and society. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the history and the current science behind drug law enforcement, drug abuse prevention …[/rewrite]
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Neurologist speaks about effects of “new drug”
[rewrite]The chart for sexual activity compared closely to the effects of morphine, an addictive drug used in hospitals for severe pain relief. Hilton explained that while some things can be good, too much stimulation causes the brain to wither and change. To …[/rewrite]
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Endo Health to Pay $192.7M in Gov't Settlement
Endo Health to Pay 2.7M in Gov't Settlement
[rewrite]Endo Health will pay almost $ 193 million to resolve claims that it improperly marketed the shingles treatment Lidoderm for unapproved uses like treating lower back pain. The Malvern, Pa., drugmaker will pay $ 171.9 million in civil false claims …[/rewrite]
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As heroin problems surge, states expand access to overdose reversal drug (+ …
[rewrite]Bills to expand access to a drug reversing heroin overdoses passed in two state Senates this week, in what appears to be a national rush to tackle a heroin addiction problem whose abysmal toll on communities, from sleepy New England villages to high …[/rewrite]
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Editorial: Don't Expect Pa. Pols to Be Tempted by Pot of Gold
Editorial: Don't expect Pa. pols to be tempted by pot of gold
[rewrite]In Washington state, where recreational marijuana was legalized in 2012, budget forecasters are expecting similar results. Although retail sales won't begin for a few … there are downsides to legalized weed. That's why they're planning to use some of …[/rewrite]
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Toomey, Hickton highlight toll of prescription drug addiction in Washington County
[rewrite]And it's stunning,” the Republican said in Washington at a roundtable discussion with other elected officials, law enforcement and addiction treatment and medical specialists. “We have to solve this … Nationally, drugs — both prescribed and illicit …[/rewrite]
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