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Police beat: Charleston threat situation defused
A call came in to the Bradley County 911 Center Tuesday evening. According to a report from Chief Steve Haun, as firefighters … Bradley County Emergency Medical Service paramedics responded to the scene and transported the resident to the hospital …
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Researcher Seeks to Identify Best Medications to Treat Drug Abuse
Specifically, he is committed to determining what medications, or combinations of medications, can help people stop or reduce their use of stimulants like cocaine and methamphetamine. “I'm engaged in treatment identification,” he said. “We only want to …
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Adderall Addiction: Lessons from a Son's Suicide
"So if the behavioral interventions are as, or more effective, than the drug treatment, and they don't come with the risks associated with drug treatment, then why are we using so many drugs instead of other interventions?" Telling Their Story. As for …
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Prescription drugs can be gripping
Watkins was diverted to the MonDay treatment program after violating her parole on a drug arrest in February. Good Sam doctor says. treatment key in drug battle. Dr. Brien Dyer sees people addicted to opiates come into Good Samaritan Hospital's crisis …
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Services will be held later this week for a Pawling High School senior killed …
Two passengers in Taylor's vehicle at the time of the crash — 18-year-old Emily Ketchum and 17-year-old Kendal Spray — were treated at Danbury Hospital in Danbury, Conn., for injuries that weren't life-threatening, authorities said. All three …
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Obstructed breathing affects many people while they're sleeping
Effective treatments. If a doctor diagnoses mild sleep apnea, you may be able to try lifestyle changes first. If you're overweight, shedding excess pounds has been found to help control the sleep disorder, with long-lasting results. If you smoke, quit …
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Meds to Treat Addiction Often Hard to Get
WASHINGTON — Medicaid programs and health insurance companies are hindering access to FDA-approved drugs that treat opioid addiction, according to a report released Thursday by the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM). The 216-page report …
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UPDATED: 21 inmates busted for sneaking drugs into Whitley County Jail
"My staff and I will not tolerate drugs in the Whitley County Detention Center," Mobley said. Bird said Suboxone is used to help curb the craving of drug addicts. However, the treatment may be as bad as the cure, as police are seeing more people …
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Effectiveness and feasibility study of routine HIV rapid testing in an urban methadone maintenance treatment program.

Am J Drug Alcohol Abuse. 2013 Jul; 39(4): 247-251
Seewald R, Bruce RD, Elam R, Tio R, Lorenz S, Friedmann P, Rabin D, Garger YB, Bonilla V, Perlman DC

Abstract Background: Universal Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) testing and treatment are strategies to decrease AIDS-related morbidity and mortality and to reduce HIV transmission. Objective: This study examined the feasibility and effectiveness of routine HIV rapid testing implemented in the largest New York City (NYC) Methadone Maintenance Treatment Program (MMTP). Methods: A routine HIV rapid testing program performed by medical providers without pretest counseling or the provision of incentives was compared to HIV rapid testing done by referral to HIV counselors with pretest counseling and incentives over the prior 12 months. Results: Routine HIV rapid testing proved feasible and effective when performed by the medical staff in the setting of a large urban MMTP. The program increased HIV testing in all genders, race/ethnicities, and ages. HIV-positive individuals were diagnosed and successfully linked to care. The elimination of HIV prevention counseling may have facilitated expanded testing. Conclusion: This study confirms that routine HIV rapid testing without HIV-prevention counseling or the provision of incentives for patients is feasible on a large scale in a busy, urban methadone clinic.
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Question by cargo pilot III Flyin’ Mayan: If prescription psychotropic drugs make people kill themselves and/or others, should they be outlawed?
Yesterday was the latest in a series of very similar shootings where all the shooters are “under treatment” of very powerful psychotropic drugs.

If these psychotropic drugs have the capability of doing the things their warning labels say they do and people are killed as a result, do the drug manufacturers and the doctors that prescribe them share any responsibility at all, when a patient goes on a drug induced rampage?

Best answer:

Answer by killer polo
Yes. Make WEED the only legal drug. :P

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