Drug Treatment Center Launches New Website: Brings Database of Drug Treatment Center Online

Ambrosia Treatment Center located in sunny North Palm Beach, Florida has brought online its extensive knowledge of drug rehabilitation and alcohol detox. Useful information about drug addiction, drug hazards and even a syndicated glossary of drug addiction terminology are all now available 24/7. (PRWeb Nov 28, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: ...
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Utah County mothers and drug rehab

Growing up, Lindsy Andersen was taught the dangers of drugs. She knew the dangers of drugs and never used them, even when her husband used methamphetamines off an on. That is, until last year. "Last year I tried [meth] with my husband," she said.
From: www.heraldextra.com

Prison drug rehab programmes tackle offending

The first group of prisoners have graduated from Hawkes Bay Prison?s new drug treatment unit, Corrections Minister Phil Goff said today.
From: www.scoop.co.nz

Local Inmates to Receive Substance Abuse Counseling

In an effort to rehabilitate state inmates and prevent relapses into the prison system, the Department of Correctional Services announced Tuesday it would be entering into contracts with local drug rehab centers that had agreed to provide services for carefully selected work release inmates.
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Exco member laments high cost of drug rehab

The costs involved to rehabilitate a drug addict can be excruciatingly high and can be as much as RM25.14 per day.
From: thestar.com.my

Children & drug rehab: Nine-year-olds among thousands seeking help with their addiction problems

Thousands of British children are receiving treatment for drug abuse as stresses including family breakdown and expulsion from school fuel a rise in young people appealing for help with their addictions.
From: news.independent.co.uk

Lindsay Lohan a jailbird for 84 minutes

Actor Lindsay Lohan spent 84 minutes in a Los Angeles jail Thursday after pleading guilty earlier this year to drunk driving and cocaine possession.
From: www.cbc.ca

Comfort animals: Should state pay?

Dogs, cats and other animals bring cheer to hospital patients and nursing home residents.     But can animals ease the trauma suffered by victims of violent crime?
From: www.sltrib.com