Don’t Forget This About Drug Epidemics
Even when (the epidemic is) finished, society is usually left with a continuing problem, just one that isn’t growing the way it was.
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Posted by C. Scott McMillin | Feb 4, 2016 | Public Policy | 0 |
Even when (the epidemic is) finished, society is usually left with a continuing problem, just one that isn’t growing the way it was.
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The addiction potential was so high it was classified with the controlled substances, and it’s uncommon to find it outside the Arab world.
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Prescription ODs now account for more fatalities than automobile accidents.
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A former national insurance exec observed that when you work in healthcare management, most of your day is spent looking at columns of numbers.
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In other words, they may also be engaged in professional treatment, attending live support groups, seeking medical or mental health care, or some combination of the above.
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