Drug Abuse and Drug Rehabs In The News
(Cont'd - Pg. 3)

• Settlement in Nation's Longest Running Tobacco Lawsuit
   
• Louisiana Bill Targets At-Home Drinking Loophole
   
• Busch Introduces Low-Carb 'Malternative'
   
• Genes May Predict Lung Cancer Risk
   
• Lung Cancer Patients Face Stigma, Blame
   
• Study: Marijuana Smokers Not at Risk for Oral Cancer
   
• Study: Marijuana Can Produce Schizophrenia-Like Symptoms
   
• Philip Morris Wants Marlboro Scene Cut from Film
   
• NewYork Lawmakers Closer to Approving Medical Marijuana Bill
   
• Studies Find High Medical Marijuana Use
   
• Grants for Mentoring At-Risk Children
   
• Methadone Deaths in Maryland Examined
   
• Methadone Substitute Helps Individuals Change Lifestyles
   
• Meth Blamed for ER Violence
   
• Fate of Mini Bottles in Hands of South Carolina Voters
   
• Drug Companies Working to Reduce Misuse of Painkiller
   
• Study: Alcohol in Movies Encourages Adolescent Drinking
   
• Students Use Muscle Relaxant to Get High
   
• Music Industry Addresses Drug Culture
   
• California Orders Probe of Narconon Program
   
• School Based Narconon Program Under Fire
   
• Worker Claims Firing Related to Reporting Narcotic Pop Concerns
   
• National HIV Testing Day: June 27th
   
• North Carolina Senator Pushes for Alcohol, Cigarette Tax Increase
   
• Atlantic City Moves Ahead with Needle Exchange Program
   
• New Hampshire Leadership Program Delivers Results
   
• NY Bars, Restaurants Tally Cost of Ban
   
• Oakland Legalization Drive Has Shot at Ballot
   
• Olympic Contenders Notified of Potential Drug Violations
   
• Massachusetts Attorney General Sues Online Alcohol Retailers
   
• Smoking Increases Oral Cancer Risk
   
• Philip Morris to Appeal Oregon Tobacco Award Ruling
   
• San Francisco to Gradually Enforce Panhandling Law
   
• Parents Pass Card Allows Minors to See R-Rated Movies
   
• Past Drug Offenses Mean Deportation for Many
   
• Study: Pipe Smoking Increases Cancer, Heart Disease Risk
   
• Study Links Poor Academic Performance with Smoking
   
• Portuguese Police Prefer Pot Smokers to Drinkers
   
• Project Uses Art to Help Addicted
   
• Study Questions Merit of 'Safer' Cigarettes
   
• Recovery Advocates Sharpen Their Skills
   
• Efforts to Reform N.Y. Drug Laws Stall Again
   
• Research Institute Urged to Refuse Tobacco Money
   
• Rehabilitation Gains Favor in Georgia's Prisons
   
• Black Groups Reject Tobacco Money
   
• Massachusetts Bill Would Require Ignition Devices for Repeat DUIs
   
• Negotiations Continue Over Reforming Rockefeller Drug Laws
   
• Senate Eases Rules on Buprenorphine
   
• Russia Liberalizes Drug Policy
   
• States Tell Tobacco Makers to Prove Claims About 'Safer' Cigarettes