Hope Diaries 3
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Some south communities picking up the pace in battle against opiate abuse
Filed under: Substance Abuse Treatment
Contrary to the national pattern, more adults in Massachusetts entered substance abuse treatment for addiction to heroin than alcohol, 39,212 compared to 38,305, the report stated, drawing on figures for 2011 from the Massachusetts Department of Public …
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Alcohol is half the problem for substance abusers
Filed under: Substance Abuse Treatment
Alcohol continues to account for nearly half of government-funded substance abuse treatment in Australia. A report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) shows 47% of drug treatments carried out between 2010-11 were for problems …
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