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How is axis different?

Let's Take a Meeting – Dec. 2017 - AXIS is designed as an intensive 3-day event that brings together individuals from diverse organizations to engage in a stimulating exchange of ideas on the changi... Read More...

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Richmond’s board’s action will delay drug treatment

Not the Solution – Dec. 22, 2017 - On Aug. 1, the doors opened at the McShin Foundation, offering a peer-to-peer recovery program with support from the Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office. McShin spen... Read More...

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Mom recovering from drug addiction gets early Christmas surprises

Something to Rejoice – Dec 22, 2017 - Standing beneath a towering Christmas tree in Bucks County’s former courthouse, she honored one of the people she credits for saving her life nearly two years... Read More...

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Drug Overdoses Kill 63,600 Americans in One Year

58,220 Died in Viet Nam, 1964-1975. Who is the Enemy now? – December 21, 2017 - Roughly 40 million Americans still lack health insurance — and thus, access to affordable addiction and mental-health se... Read More...

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OxyContin clan launches major campaign to counter critics

What Me Worry? – DECEMBER 22, 2017 - “We manufacture prescription opioids,” reads one of the ads, a full-page spread in the Wall Street Journal on Monday. “How could we not help fight the prescrip... Read More...

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Fueled by drug crisis, U.S. life expectancy declines again

Dying to Escape – Dec. 21, 2017 - “I think we should take it very seriously,” said Bob Anderson, chief of the Mortality Statistics Branch at the National Center for Health Statistics, which is par... Read More...

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The opioid crisis is getting worse — particularly for black Americans

Beyond Jazz – DEC 22, 2017 - Andrew Kolodny pointed to the rising drug death rate among older black men, many of whom have probably used heroin on and off since the 1970s, as evidence that progre... Read More...

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Norway’s Parliament Votes To Decriminalize All Drug Use

When Prisons and Non-Profit – Dec. 18, 2017 - Drug use, from marijuana to cocaine and heroin, would be decriminalized under the plan, similar to the system in Portugal, which has been held up as a ... Read More...

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North Carolina Accuses Drugmaker Insys of Scheme to Push Opioid

Cartel of One – Dec. 21, 2017 - The lawsuit announced by North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein comes amid a federal investigation that has led to charges against several former executives accu... Read More...

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Police Officer Adopts Pregnant Addict’s Baby

Let's Call Him Jesus – December 21, 2017 - ...specialist Dr. Andrew Kolodny said that despite the devastating overdose numbers, there appeared to be some indicators of good news. CONTINU... Read More...

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What Lies Beneath Anger

Psychologist's Explanation – Dec. 11, 2017 - I remember watching “Goodfellas” in a movie theatre when it first came out in 1990. The film, which was based on events that happened in and around my neighb... Read More...

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More Philly overdose patients turning down ambulance ride after naloxone

Feeling Groovy? – “They jabbed him with the Narcan,” Geer said. “He took a great big, deep breath and looked stunned.” When the man came around, Geer says the paramedics asked him a list of questions, i... Read More...

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Ketamine Relieved Suicidal Thoughts Within Hours in Hospital Study

And Then What? – Dec. 14, 2017 - A new study published in the American Journal of Psychiatry suggests that ketamine could also be effective as a fast-acting treatment to prevent suicide ... When it come... Read More...

Recovery program frustrated over inspection

More Sober Beds Needed – Dec. 14, 2017 - “I know the county does not want us here because of their action of serving a ... warrant to come in our house and count beds,” John Shinholser, a Hanover reside... Read More...

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Beverly Hills Doctor Arrested After Plastic Surgery Patient Dies

High During Surgery – Dec. 15, 2017 - Beverly Hills police on Wednesday arrested a doctor who is accused of being under the influence of narcotics while handling a patient. The 71-year-old victim died a... Read More...

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Health Net became the favored insurer of drug abuse patients in California. Then it stopped paying their bills.

Lose/Lose – DEC. 06, 2017 - In early 2016, Health Net suddenly cut off payments to hundreds of for-profit substance abuse centers that had treated its enrollees ... It’s not like being balance-billed fo... Read More...

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NY-funded addiction recovery center opens in the Bronx

Progress Not Perfection – December 16, 2017 - Cuomo says such facilities are vital to breaking the cycle of addiction and an example of steps the state is taking to expand treatment and services for tho... Read More...

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In Opioid Battle, Cherokee Want Their Day in Tribal Court

Genocide 2.0 – Dec. 17, 2017 - The Cherokee suit argues that the pharmacy chains Walmart, Walgreensand CVS Health, as well as the giant drug distributors McKesson, Cardinal Health and Amerisource... Read More...

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California Warns About Cell Phone Exposure

Heads Up – Dec. 16, 2017 - “If you keep the device by your body you will exceed the safety limits provided by the FCC.” ... Reduce the use of cell phones to stream audio or video, or to download or uplo... Read More...

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Are drug rehab centers fueling homelessness in Southern California?

They're Not ALL Bad – December 17, 2017 - Thirteen-hundred miles from his rural Arkansas home, Tyler McCollough paces across a motel parking lot, veins bulging at his temple, anxiously gripping himself ... Read More...

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Gabor Has Answers

ARTIST'S CORNER – Gabor Maté – Q. If you are in recovery, what was your Drug of Choice and when did you discontinue its use? A. I have never had a substance addiction, but have engaged in behaviors tha... Read More...

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Mom recovering from drug addiction gets early Christmas surprises

Tears for Xmas – Dec. 15, 2017 - Jessica McCutcheon recently regained custody from the Department of Social Services of her three children, the News & Observer reported. She had struggled with drug ... Read More...

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Artie Lange Jetting to Rehab

Good Luck Guy – DEC. 15, 2017 - Artie Lange’s life is at stake ... And that’s why friends are getting him on a private jet to rehab after appearing in court Friday. Artie’s attorney, Frank Arleo, tells ... Read More...

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Energy drinks ‘have more than an ENTIRE day’s sugar recommendation’

Not Sober Living Approved? – Dec. 15, 2017 - Energy drinks should be banned from sale to under-16s, urged campaign group Action on Sugar. They played a “huge” role in children’s sugar intake, which is l... Read More...

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Colorado’s largest treatment provider for drug and alcohol addiction is closing

Doesn't Seem Right – Dec. 15, 2017 - Arapahoe House announced Friday that its last day at all of its locations will be Jan. 2. As of Friday, it will no longer accept new patients. It currently serves 5,... Read More...

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Woman helping addicts, homeless with “blessing bags”

Service with a SOBER Smile – Dec. 15, 2017 - Brenda is the founder of “The Addict’s Parents United,” a group that supports parents dealing with children battling addiction. “It’s a way to give back t... Read More...

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Tampa Bay Bucs player Grimes talks about 25-year painkiller addiction

Super Bowl Pills – Dec. 15, 2017 - Taking first step to recovery was most difficult task of his life ... Grimes said he started using opioids midway through his career as a center with the Tampa Bay Buc... Read More...

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DEA agents say ‘We feel like our system was hijacked’

Too BIG to Prosecute for MURDER – DEC. 17, 2017 - Pharmacist Jeffrey Clawson was selling as many as 2,000 pain pills per day … “This is the best case we’ve ever had against a major distributor in the hi... Read More...

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Suicide Rates Projected To Rise In New Hampshire, Linked To Substance Misuse

Final Exit – DEC. 11, 2017 - A new, national study has alarming predictions for New Hampshire. The report draws a strong connection between substance abuse and suicide, and says the Granite State will h... Read More...

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Stripped Clean, “Television with a Higher Purpose” provides hope and healing in community

Woman with a Mission – Dec. 17, 2017 - To spread awareness on life’s modern moral issues, Elyria resident Amanda Joan Quimper created her own series and non-profit called, “Stripped Clean, Television wi... Read More...