prescription drug abuse

In The News: Heroin Epidemic in Ohio When most people think of heroin use they might envision a middle aged man shooting up heroin in a back alley somewhere in Urban America. That couldn’t be far from the truth today. Heroin abuse is silently creeping up on... Learn More

Prescription Drug Abuse in Florida Prescription Drug Abuse in Florida By Jenny Hunt, Palm Partners Recovery Center March 5, 2012 Every day, seven people die as a result of prescription drug abuse in Florida. Prescription drug related deaths now outpace deaths from automobile accidents. Government... Learn More

The Prescription Drug Abuse Epidemic Creates The Newest “Crack Babies” Newborns Are The Newest Statistic In Prescription Drug Abuse Epidemic- Experiencing The Same Withdrawal As Their Parents. All over newspapers, blogs-including this one, news stations and the internet you can find more and more articles covering the topic of the rising prescription... Learn More

Michael Jackson’s Doctor A Murderer? Michael Jackson’s personal doctor was found guilty on Monday of involuntary manslaughter in the pop star’s drug-related death in 2009 – raising thoughts on doctor’s over prescibing narcotics and what role they play in it. What this is coming to... Learn More

Florida Pill-Mill Law Brings an Influx of Patients to Local Addiction Treatment Programs July 12, 2011 Delray Beach, FL - Florida’s addiction treatment programs are preparing for an inflow of clients as a result of the new state law intended to shut down pill mills and make addictive prescription drugs more difficult for addicts... Learn More

Why Are So Many Americans Struggling With Prescription Painkiller Addiction? It’s all over the news – the most prevalent drugs of concern in the U.S. today are prescription painkillers, like OxyContin. Synthetic opiates have always been our country’s most popular drug. Throughout history, painkillers have led the way in the... Learn More

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