Methadone: Where We Are Part 1

Published March 7, 2013

Methadone: Where We Are Part 1 – A slightly dated but informative video about Methadone Treatment. This 2 part series was edited for time & content. It covers everything from “How methadone works in the body” to “The Stigma Associated By Patients”. It includes stories from those who are in MMT, counselors, and doctors. The problems faced by MMT today is almost identical to the problems of yesterday which tells me there has been very little change despite overwhelming evidence to support the use MMT through the years.

Product Safety News from the FDA

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The input from this public hearing will help inform the work of FDA offices that review applications for drugs for the treatment of ALS. Comments are due by March 25, 2013. More information. Request for Comments: … chronic pain has been an …
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Lake-Geauga Recovery Centers offering free anonymous drug and alcohol …

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Lake-Geauga Recovery Centers is offering free, anonymous community education sessions for anyone including family or friends of people who might have an addiction and would like to learn about the effects of alcohol or drugs. "There is so much … "It …
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The Partnership at Drugfree.org Collaborates With Former NBA Basketball …

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Together with experts in science, parenting and communications, the nonprofit translates research on teen behavior, addiction and treatment into useful and effective resources for both individuals and communities. Working toward a vision where all …
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Can we assume all assailants would be treated like Souter?

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Can we assume all assailants would be treated like Souter? Thursday 7 March 2013. WE, the ever so humble members of the laity, know that, when a judge takes the judicial oath, human frailties such as class prejudice and subjective thinking are …
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