Funding Cuts to Drug Treatment Centers Mean Addicts Get Turned Away

Published August 24, 2013

Funding cuts to drug treatment centers mean addicts get turned away
The average length of stay in North Carolina for mental health and substance abuse patients in emergency rooms is 16 hours, up 68 percent from 2010 to 2012, according to the N.C. Hospital Association. Until hospital staff can find a drug treatment … Read more on Charlotte Observer

Welfare, immigration may prompt special session
3 special session to talk about bills he vetoed on immigration and drug testing for welfare applicants. … Under an existing law passed in 2011, North Carolina employers with more than 25 employees, including cities and counties, use the E-Verify system. Read more on The Wilson Times (subscription)

Florida frat boys use Facebook to sell drugs, trade underage pics, plan hazing
Before its recent suspension, the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at Florida International University in Miami was a degenerate den of illegal drug sales and scummy bros who posted a picture of at least one potentially underage girl and bragged about it. The … Read more on Daily Caller

North Carolina Hospital Identifies Recalled Drugs Via RFID
The UHF solution, provided by Kit Check, enables the CaroMont Regional Medical Center to reduce the time employees spend locating and replacing recalled medications on crash carts, as well as replacing drugs and resealing kits, from more than 20 hours … Read more on RFID Journal