Paris Hilton's younger brother Conrad ordered into drug rehab Canberra Times It used to be Paris Hilton that made headlines for getting on the wrong side of the law, but it seems the 34-year-old reality TV star-turned DJ has now passed the bar onto her younger brother. | Hotel heir Conrad Hilton III has been ordered into substance abuse treatment after failing drug tests and...
The Imperative for Integrative Medicine Huffington Post Dear President Obama: | I received news today of your $1.1 billion initiative to fight the nation's epidemic of opioid abuse. | No one questions the depth of the problems. What needs questioning is whether you are empowering the right professionals t...
Maryland lawmaker moves to decriminalize drugs like heroin The Washington Times ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - A Maryland lawmaker on Friday proposed decriminalizing possession of small amounts of all illicit drugs like heroin and cocaine. | Del. Dan Morhaim, a physician who has treated patients in emergency rooms, outlined four measures...
CAMS kicks off Too Good for Drugs program with RAYSAC's Sheila Lythgoe The Roanoke Times Sheila Lythgoe from RAYSAC and Blue Ridge Behavioral Health Care visited Central Academy Middle School to kick off the Too Good For Drugs program for sixth-, seventh- and eighth-graders at the school. ... ...
Maryland lawmaker moves to decriminalize drugs like heroin The Oklahoman ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — A Maryland lawmaker on Friday proposed decriminalizing possession of small amounts of all illicit drugs like heroin and cocaine. | Del. Dan Morhaim, a physician who has treated patients in emergency rooms, outlined four measur...
Climate change could worsen diseases like Zika virus, experts say Canberra Times The recent outbreak of the mosquito-borne Zika virus in South America serves as a stark reminder of the health risks linked to a warming world, health... (photo: CDC / James Gathany)
A worrying increase in HIV among gay men The Malta Independent It was in 1983 that scientists first discovered the HIV virus, after a series of cases of pneumonia, cancer and other illnesses which were not common ... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
