Bay Area Struggles With Access to Anti-Overdose Drug Naloxone – NBC Bay Area
Bay Area Struggles With Access to Anti-Overdose Drug Naloxone – NBC Bay Area
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Bay Area Struggles With Access to Anti-Overdose Drug Naloxone
NBC Bay Area There was a time when she was sleeping on the streets of the Tenderloin in San Francisco, bouncing from alley to alley searching for her next heroin high. She said the addiction began after a trip to the dentist and getting her wisdom teeth pulled: the … |
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And Then There’s The Truth: A San Francisco Pipe Dream – The Rolla Daily News
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And Then There's The Truth: A San Francisco Pipe Dream
The Rolla Daily News Similar to needle-exchange programs, that allow IV drug users to exchange used syringes for clean ones, this program is intended to combat the spread of HIV. But, unlike infected needles, crack pipes don't pierce the skin, so the chance of spreading … |
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Calif. lawmaker wants drug makers to pay for disposal sites – SFGate
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Calif. lawmaker wants drug makers to pay for disposal sites
SFGate The legislation is attempting to curb problems such as prescription drug abuse and accidental poisonings by requiring drug manufacturers to create, carry out and pay for a statewide disposal program for unused and expired medications. The bill is in … |
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District Attorney looks to change how some drug crimes are prosecuted – KTVU San Francisco
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District Attorney looks to change how some drug crimes are prosecuted
KTVU San Francisco KTVU.com. SAN FRANCISCO —. San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon is proposing an initiative to change how some drug crimes are prosecuted. … But others see drug abuse as a medical problem not a criminal one. "Once they get these felonies … |
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Marijuana pill may help MS patients, doctors report – The Seattle Times
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Marijuana pill may help MS patients, doctors report
The Seattle Times “The reason there's no evidence on inhaled cannabis is because it's very difficult to study,” said Dr. Donald Abrams, a professor of clinical medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, and a marijuana researcher who was not involved in … |