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Drug Abuse Rife in NRL – Sydney Morning Herald
Drug Abuse: Drug abuse rife in NRL – Sydney Morning Herald
 Sydney Morning Herald |
Drug abuse rife in NRL
Sydney Morning Herald "Having talked to a lot of people in the game I can tell you it is widespread and it's a bigger issue than any other substance abuse" … Shane Richardson. Photo: Peter Rae IN A week dominated by players – three Roosters and a Panther – being … NRL chief medico defends testing Prescription drug abuse rife in NRL: Souths boss |
Drug Abuse Statistics: More Young Women Using Cocaine – Sydney Morning Herald
Drug Abuse Statistics: More young women using cocaine – Sydney Morning Herald
 The Age |
More young women using cocaine
Sydney Morning Herald The number of women in their 20s who reported they had used the drug within the past 12 months rose by 60 per cent in the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare's national drug use survey of more than 26000 people, conducted last year and reported … Cocaine use by women in 20s soars |
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More Young Women Becoming Cocaine Users – Sydney Morning Herald
Drug Abuse Statistics: More young women becoming cocaine users – Sydney Morning Herald
 Sydney Morning Herald |
More young women becoming cocaine users
Sydney Morning Herald The number of women in their 20s who reported they had used the drug within the past 12 months rose by 60 per cent in the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare's national drug use survey of more than 26000 people, conducted last year and reported … Cocaine use by women in 20s soars |
Drug Abuse Statistics – Google News
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Addictive Drugs Hijack Brain’s Fundamental Pathways – Sydney Morning Herald
Drug Addiction: Addictive drugs hijack brain’s fundamental pathways – Sydney Morning Herald
 The Hindu |
Addictive drugs hijack brain's fundamental pathways
Sydney Morning Herald Professor Denton said the findings, published yesterday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, proved a connection between drug addiction and instinct. Until now, the connection existed only in theory. … A classic instinct — salt appetite — is linked to drug addiction |
Drug Addiction – Google News
Drug Addiction: Illegal use of drugs not just border problem – Yuma Sun
 Sandusky Register |
Illegal use of drugs not just border problem
Yuma Sun He said the federal government would do that by providing grants to border communities to head off drug use and to help drug users deal with their addiction. “You can't arrest your way out of this drug problem,” he said. He's right, of course. … White House Drug-Control Strategy Focuses on College Students |
Drug Abuse: Burma Burns $48m of Seized Drugs – Sydney Morning Herald
Drug Abuse: Burma burns m of seized drugs – Sydney Morning Herald
 Straits Times |
Burma burns $ 48m of seized drugs
Sydney Morning Herald Burma has burned opium and other illegal drugs with an estimated value of about $ US50 million ($ 48 million) to mark the UN International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. "We need to step up efforts to eradicate narcotic drugs by any … Ja committed to fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking National policy on prevention of drug abuse & illicit trafficking soon International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking Observed |
Drug Abuse – Google News
Drug Abuse: Industry brushes up on substance abuse – Sydney Morning Herald
Drug Addiction: What Is the Song “When I Woke Up This Morning” About?
Question by Dick J: What is the song “When I Woke Up This Morning” about?
I am talking about the 60s folk song by the “We Five”. Here are the lyrics: http://www.songlyrics.com/song-lyrics/We_Five/Miscellaneous/You_Were_On_My_Mind/134547.html
I think it’s about about drug addiction (“went down to the corner just to ease my pain”), but I’m not sure.
Best answer:
Answer by Mizz Peanutbutauh
…in my mind..stayed on jesus…halaluya…?
Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!
Drug Addiction: Drug cases are the most heard at KL courts
Friday, June 10th, 2011 00:06:00 KUALA LUMPUR: Efforts to combat crimes involving drugs have been continuously taken by the government but such cases from the bulk of cases handled by Kuala Lumpur courts. In fact, drug-related cases topped the list of new cases registered at the Kuala Lumpur Magistrate’s and Sessions Courts between January and March this year, as compared to commercial crimes …
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