Why Seniors Can't Sleep Like They're Still in College
Why seniors can't sleep like they're still in college
Another drug, tunicamycin, induces protein misfolding and stress, and when the team fed it to young flies, their sleep patterns shifted towards those of aged flies, with less sleep overall, more interrupted sleep at night, and longer recovery from … Read… Continue reading
Drug Deaths Hit 10-Year High
Drug deaths hit 10-year high
"Mood altering has always been a stubborn problem — stubborn and persistent," said Alan Mathis, chief executive officer of Liberation Programs, a drug treatment program with facilities in Norwalk, Stamford and Bridgeport. "We've never won the war on … Read more on Ct Post
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'Killer Heroin' Causing Fatal Overdoses in East
'Killer heroin' causing fatal overdoses in East
"A very small amount can exert a very significant effect," said Eric Strain, director of the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment and Research at Johns Hopkins University. In Maryland, at least 37 people have died from the combined drugs, according to … Read… Continue reading
Mass. Gov. Unveils Initiative to Reduce Recidivism
Mass. gov. unveils initiative to reduce recidivism
BOSTON Gov. Deval Patrick is unveiling a series of changes to the state's criminal justice system including a renewed focus on substance abuse treatment, limits on the use of restraints on mentally ill inmates, and a ban on the shackling of pregnant …… Continue reading
State Officials Rethinking Approach to Substance Abuse Treatment – WBUR
State Officials Rethinking Approach To Substance Abuse Treatment – WBUR
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State Officials Rethinking Approach To Substance Abuse Treatment WBUR BOSTON — Leaders across the branches of state government are in broad agreement that the state needs to increase access to mental health and substance abuse treatment, with many saying there… Continue reading |
State Officials Rethinking Approach to Substance Abuse – the Sun
State officials rethinking approach to substance abuse – The Sun
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State officials rethinking approach to substance abuse The Sun BOSTON — Leaders across the branches of state government are in broad agreement that the state needs to increase access to mental health and substance abuse treatment, with many saying there… Continue reading |