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- New Real-Time Reporting on Opiate Overdoses Finds 15 Deaths, 191 Overdoses in First Week
- Carfentanil Found On a Patient in Arkansas Hospital
- FDA Asks Drug Manufacturer to Pull Opiate off The Market over Concerns Regarding Public Health
- New York City Doctor Arrested For Writing an Alleged 14,000 Unnecessary Opiate Prescriptions
- Ohio Accuses Drug Makers of Aiding Opioid Epidemic
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- Ohio Lawmakers Set Seven Day Limit on Painkiller Prescriptions
- Researchers Find Connection Between Opiate Addiction and Childhood Trauma
- New Study Shows Nearly Half of People Prescribed Opiates for a Month End Up Addicted for a Year
- Military To Expand Number Of Drugs It Will Test Recruits For
- NFLPA to Investigate Marijuana Use as an Alternative to Opiates
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- The Difficulty and Importance of Safe-Injection Sites
- Prescription Painkillers Finally Have Regulations: What Took So Long?
- Even The Greatest Stars In The World Need Help Sometimes
- Talon Air Copilot BAC Nearly Four Times Legal Limit
- Prescription Drug Overdoses are Killing an Increasing Number of White Women
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The Benefits of Schick Shadel:
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Fast 10-Day Inpatient Program
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Over 65,000 Patients Treated
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Not a 12-Step Based Program
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Medical Hospital with MDs and RNs
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Addiction is Treated as a Medical Condition
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Most Insurance Accepted