Mass. to Hold Prescription ‘Take Back Day’ to Curb Abuse – Boston.com
Mass. to hold prescription ‘Take Back Day’ to curb abuse – Boston.com
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Mass. to hold prescription 'Take Back Day' to curb abuse
Boston.com Massachusetts residents are urged to turn in their unwanted prescription drugs at designated sites on April 26 in a state-wide effort to tame the spike in prescription drug abuse. At least 170 drop-off sites will be available as part of the National … Boston officials announce prescription drug take-back program to combat drug … Coventry police and DEA to host prescription drug disposal Officials urge residents to turn in unneeded prescription drugs |
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Healthy Sheboygan County 2020 column: Safe disposal of medications helps … – The Sheboygan Press
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Healthy Sheboygan County 2020 column: Safe disposal of medications helps …
The Sheboygan Press Prescription drug abuse has become a concern nationally and in Sheboygan County. It is a community problem that affects all of us. You may be aware of the recent news regarding the heroin epidemic which is now a public health priority. In fact … Push for Legislation that Puts in Place Robust Plan to Address Prescription … |
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Coateville police want your (prescription) drugs – Daily Local News
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Coateville police want your (prescription) drugs
Daily Local News According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the increase in drug abuse prescribed opioid pain medication has an effect similar to the effects of heroin. The national organization said research now suggests the abuse of opioids is possibly … Saltville Police offer drug take-back day |
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RI has tools to spot prescription drug abusers, but few prescribers use them – The Providence Journal
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RI has tools to spot prescription drug abusers, but few prescribers use them
The Providence Journal The single most powerful tool currently available to combat prescription–drug fraud is seldom used by the majority of Rhode Island physicians and others licensed to prescribe controlled substances. The state prescription drug monitoring program, or PMP … |
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