Northern Highlands Students Hear Firsthand Warnings About Drug Addiction [Video] – NorthJersey.com
Northern Highlands students hear firsthand warnings about drug addiction – NorthJersey.com
NorthJersey.com |
Northern Highlands students hear firsthand warnings about drug addiction
NorthJersey.com Kristen, 25, and Patricia, 21, of Bergen County, talked to students at Northern Highlands Regional High School on Wednesday about their struggles with drug addiction in two 40-minute assemblies. The two women are residents of Spring House, a Bergen … |
Program on drug addiction is for parents and teens – NorthJersey.com
|
Program on drug addiction is for parents and teens
NorthJersey.com Pascack Valley – The Hills/Valley Coalition is sponsoring a free program, Abuse in Our Backyard – The Face of Addiction: A Family Portrait" on Wednesday, April 23 at Pascack Valley High School, 200 Piermont Ave., Hillsdale. The program is open to all … |
Ohio to require reporting of drug-addicted babies – The State
|
Ohio to require reporting of drug–addicted babies
The State COLUMBUS, Ohio — Hospital maternity units and newborn care nurseries would have to report the number of infants born addicted to drugs under a bill headed to Ohio's governor. The state Senate unanimously passed the measure Wednesday, and Gov. |
Experts: No family immune to ravages of drug addiction – Indiana Gazette
Indiana Gazette |
Experts: No family immune to ravages of drug addiction
Indiana Gazette Experts: No family immune to ravages of drug addiction. by SAM KUSIC on April 02, 2014 11:00 AM. Follow @IndianaGazette · Print, Comments( ), Email. A panel of experts and those affected by drug addiction took part in a discussion Tuesday evening at … |
Dr. Ablow: ‘Faces of Drug Arrests’ may not face real truth about drug abuse – Fox News
|
Dr. Ablow: 'Faces of Drug Arrests' may not face real truth about drug abuse
Fox News Sponsored by Rehabs.com, the campaign aims to startle people into recognizing the devastating effects of drug addiction on people who once looked healthy (in their first mug shots), as they change into people who look worn and ill and, frankly … |