True or False? A Neighborhood Methadone Clinic Causes Crime

Have you ever heard a city proposal and thought to yourself, “Not in my neighborhood?” Believe it or not, that …
Continue readingHave you ever heard a city proposal and thought to yourself, “Not in my neighborhood?” Believe it or not, that …
Continue readingWhat causes prescription opioid abuse? In the late 1990s, opioids became the go-to solution for pain treatment. Prescription numbers soared. …
Continue readingBrad has been taking methadone daily for three years. He used to stand in line at the clinic every morning …
Continue readingMichael sat in his cell. He felt like he was burning up with a fever, but he was freezing at …
Continue readingA lot of people refuse methadone maintenance treatment because they hear the word methadone and they have an instant negative …
Continue readingGetting pregnant makes a lot of people addicted to opiates like heroin and prescription painkillers decide that it is time …
Continue readingHeroin use is tied to criminal activity. Obviously, the manufacture and distribution of the drug is a crime. And, there …
Continue readingIf you inject heroin or other opiates, you face a lot of risks, especially if you engage in needle sharing. …
Continue readingWhen you have an opiate addiction, like prescription pain pills or heroin, you are aware that you aren’t making good …
Continue readingOpiate replacement therapy is a treatment option for opioid addiction that has existed since the early 1970s. Doctors and researchers …
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