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Archived Daily News - 20th June 2008
   
 
Meeting a growing recovery community in the North-West of England
It’s great fun talking to and working with people in recovery. I’m a proud man being in this field [the prof speaks out]
 
My experience of methadone reduction
So I decided to write my own reduction plan, as I was on weekly pickup it was possible for me to measure it myself and discard the remainder. I decided on 10% drops every week, until I was completely off it [I did it my way, UK]
 
Teenage clicks could save lives
Young people and adults in Warwickshire facing problems can receive online counselling from an award-winning service this month [The Courier, UK]
 
Methadone Legal under the UN Drug Conventions, according to.....UN Drug Conventions!
Over the past week, the HR2 team has been reading through our recently arrived (and notoriously difficult to obtain) copies of the Official Commentaries on the 1961, 1971 and 1988 UN Drug Conventions [HR2]
 
Substate Estimates from the 2006 NSDUH
This report presents estimates of the prevalence of substance use or mental health problems in substate regions based on data from the combined 2004-2006 National Surveys on Drug Use and Health [SAMHSA, USA]
 
Nonmedical Use of Pain Relievers in Substate Regions: 2004 to 2006
Data from SAMHSA's 2004 to 2006 National Surveys on Drug Use and Health were combined in order to determine rates of nonmedical use of pain relievers in each of the 345 substate regions of the U.S. [SAMHSA, USA]
 
Multimedia Highlights: Director Walters on Dr. Drew Live And CNN Report on Potency
Yesterday, Director Walters appeared on Dr. Drew Pinsky's nationally syndicated radio show to discuss the disturbing increases in potency we're seeing in U.S. marijuana [Pushing Back, ONDCP, USA]
 
Drugs and crime in Central America and the Caribbean
Caught in the crossfire between the world's biggest suppliers and consumers of cocaine, countries in Central America and the Caribbean are suffering the consequences of the international drug trade [UNODC]
 
Anti-boozing ads aimed at parents
Parents will be the target of a TV ad campaign that highlights how hard drinking in the home could cause teenagers to become alcohol abusers (The Age, Australia)
 
   

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