Kentucky editorial roundup
Kentucky editorial roundup
And a recent $ 32 million settlement the state won with two drug companies has been a windfall for cash- and resource-strapped drug-treatment programs throughout Kentucky, including $ 1 million dedicated to treatment centers for pregnant addicts. But $ 1 …
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is the Ypsilanti mental institution still standing?
Question by Amriel: is the Ypsilanti mental institution still standing?
is it still standing? i mean would we be able to get in? if not, is their any other abandoned mental institutions that are still standing and that are open to the public?
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Answer by ranunculusviridis
Ypsilanti State… Continue reading
What are the eviction laws in Columbus, Ohio?
Question by Momma Jette: What are the eviction laws in Columbus, Ohio?
What are grounds for eviction? How can one legally terminate a lease?
My husband and I have lived in this house for a year and a half and are sick and tired of our landlord and our neighbors.… Continue reading
War against prescription drug abuse may have fueled heroin use
War against prescription drug abuse may have fueled heroin use
Some in the field of drug addiction are saying the U.S. government’s fight against prescription drug abuse may be causing the rise in heroin use. The crack down on pill mills, and making prescription narcotics harder to access is fueling… Continue reading
Have you ever been in drug rehab?
Question by Anne Grande: Have you ever been in drug rehab?
Did you not want to go at first? Did you see the value of it once there for a while? Did it work for you?
A family member of mine just entered rehab, though he did not want to… Continue reading
War against prescription drug abuse may have fueled heroin use
War against prescription drug abuse may have fueled heroin use
Some in the field of drug addiction are saying the U.S. government’s fight against prescription drug abuse may be causing the rise in heroin use. The crack down on pill mills, and making prescription narcotics harder to access is fueling… Continue reading