Alcoholic/Drug Abuse…. and Pregnancy?
Question by ~*tRiiNa*~: Alcoholic/Drug Abuse…. and Pregnancy?
I’ve always wondered this…. what happens if an already alcoholic/drug abuser woman finds out she is pregnant and wants to keep the baby? What kind of treatment does she have to go through in order to ensure a safe pregnancy (assuming she wants… Continue reading
Albuquerque Starts Year With Fewer Construction Jobs
Albuquerque starts year with fewer construction jobs
There’s at least one large project on the horizon, but construction jobs in the metro area have started the year on a down note. The Albuquerque area lost 100 construction jobs from January 2013 to January 2014, declining from 18,500 to 18,400.
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Vt. Fights Drug Crimes With Treatment, Not Jail
Vt. fights drug crimes with treatment, not jail
She spent 14 days in rehabilitation at Maple Leaf Farm, a drug treatment center in Underhill, and took courses on the community impact of shoplifting. Her charges were dropped and she reports being sober for 8 months. Just last week, Attorney… Continue reading
In US, an Epidemic of Prescription Drug Abuse
In US, an Epidemic of Prescription Drug Abuse — In US, an Epidemic of Prescription Drug Abuse Prescription drug abuse is the largest epidemic facing the American public today. The abuse of prescription dru…
FDA's Approval of New Painkiller Highlights U.S. Opioid Addiction
Painkiller addiction is a growing problem in… Continue reading
Albuquerque Starts Year With Fewer Construction Jobs
Albuquerque starts year with fewer construction jobs
There’s at least one large project on the horizon, but construction jobs in the metro area have started the year on a down note. The Albuquerque area lost 100 construction jobs from January 2013 to January 2014, declining from 18,500 to 18,400.
albuquerque… Continue reading
CTI Finds Niche in the Quest for Cures
CTI finds niche in the quest for cures
The Blue Ash company already is a national player in transplant therapies, having been a part of nearly every drug approved to treat transplant rejection in the past 15 years, Schroeder says. “Ten years down the road, you'll have regenerative medicine …… Continue reading