San Francisco drug users bring harm reduction to the streets – KALW
San Francisco drug users bring harm reduction to the streets – KALW
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San Francisco drug users bring harm reduction to the streets
KALW For example, there are methadone clinics and substance abuse recovery programs. One of the programs that came with the most controversy is needle exchange, which came to San Francisco back in 1992. Needle exchanges typically involve city health … |
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Atlanta hosts summit on prescription drug abuse – San Francisco Chronicle
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Atlanta hosts summit on prescription drug abuse
San Francisco Chronicle Organizers from the Center for Lawful Access and Abuse Deterrence say Gov. Nathan Deal is … The summit runs from Tuesday through Thursday and comes days before National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, which is Saturday. AP: Copyright 2014 The … |
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Manitowoc officials warn of fentanyl drug abuse – San Francisco Chronicle
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Manitowoc officials warn of fentanyl drug abuse
San Francisco Chronicle MANITOWOC, Wis. (AP) — Health and law enforcement officials in the Manitowoc area are warning of the dangers of abusing the narcotic fentanyl. Doctors say the pain medication, which is often administered through a patch on the skin, is more potent … |
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Drugmaker developing abuse-deterrent painkiller – San Francisco Chronicle
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Drugmaker developing abuse-deterrent painkiller
San Francisco Chronicle BOSTON (AP) — The San Diego company that makes the powerful new prescription painkiller Zohydro is selling off its migraine therapy business to focus on developing abuse-resistant forms of Zohydro. Zogenix Chief Executive Officer Roger Hawley said the … |
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San Francisco Cops Want Your Prescription Pills – SF Weekly (blog)
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San Francisco Cops Want Your Prescription Pills
SF Weekly (blog) On Saturday, all San Francisco Police Stations will be collecting prescription pills between 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. as part of the nationwide prescription drug 'Take Back" day hosted by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency. The disposal is free and no … Massachusetts to participate in drug take-back day |