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States Expand Welfare Drug Testing
Governor Sam Brownback signed a law last month that requires drug screening for Kansas recipients of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families .
Minn. doctors caught by prescription drug abuse
A woman spent two years going to garage sales then asking to use people's restrooms, just to steal their prescription drugs.
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The results are in, and they confirm what some had already suspected: the rates of alcohol and drug use among Sag Harbor students are higher than average.
New campaign to help parents talk to younger children about the dangers of underage drinking
"Talk. They Hear You." a new national public service announcement campaign that empowers parents to talk to children as young as nine years old about the dangers of underage drinking was launched Monday by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration .
Child mental health disorders rising, cost society $247 billion annually
Up to one in five American youngsters – some 7 million to 12 million by one estimate – experience a mental health disorder each year, according to a new report billed as the first comprehensive look at the mental health status of American children.
Bounce houses battle drug abuse
Kids will be bouncing, making crafts and enjoying snow cones in downtown Buffalo this weekend.
Task team to fight Eldorado drug problem
There is one thing that nearly led to the demise of the ANCYL and that also renders other political youth structures irrelevant, says Ace Moloi .
Doctors Should Screen Adults For Alcohol Misuse, Task Force Recommends
Regular checkups at the doctor's generally concentrate on physical symptoms like pain or illness - now experts are recommending that annual visits to the doctor should also serve as a routine check on mental health and risky behaviors such as alcohol misuse.
Health, safety primary concerns in school's decision to drug-test
The Orlando Sentinel's Front Burner columns on Friday addressing drug testing in schools illustrate that there are issues about which honest people can disagree in good faith.
On becoming a Presidential Scholar a " and sober
Bayard Miller, a senior at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School, is one of two Maryland students named a Presidential Scholar.
TASMANIA'S battle-weary medical sector has been buoyed by a Federal Budget that has made health and education reform a priority.
Ga. officials launch youth drug abuse initiative
State officials and lawmakers have launched a campaign aimed at addressing the issue of prescription drug abuse among teenagers in the state.
R&B Singer Monifah Carter Talks About Being a Lesbian in the Music Industry
R&B singer Monifah Carter rose to prominence in the 1990s working with Heavy D. Nearly two decades later, she is still writing, producing, and singing, and she's also starring in TV One's top-rated reality series, R&B Divas.
5 Myths About Addiction that Undermine Recovery
Honest, courageous and insightful aren't words typically used to describe drug addicts.
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Child Watch gives tour to community leaders Daytona Beach a " Two...
Two premature babies slept quietly in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Halifax Health Medical Center on Tuesday as community leaders peeked through the incubator's glass and waved.
City Room: Quinn's Bulimia Disclosure Offers a Lesson in Eating Disorders
Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker and a Democratic candidate for mayor, revealed in The New York Times on Tuesday that she battled bulimia for over a decade, from her midteens until she entered a rehabilitation program at age 26.
After overcoming drug addiction, the former NFL running back established the Chuck Muncie Youth Foundation to counsel teens and adults out of drug abuse.
Jenelle Evans tells fans she's not embarrassed to be sober
Jenelle Evans has been dealing with drug addiction for the past several years and while she claimed to not have a problem just months ago, it seems as though she has finally realized that she is truly an addict who needs to constantly work at staying completely clean and sober off all drugs.
Republican lawmaker to propose major amendment to marijuana legalization bill
The face of a bill that would clear the way for legalizing recreational marijuana in Maine could change drastically Tuesday at the hands of a Republican-led amendment at the committee level.