Udall Speaks on Prescription Drug Abuse Epidemic
Udall Speaks on Prescription Drug Abuse Epidemic – At a Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control hearing, Sen. Tom Udall (D-NM) speaks on the emerging threat of prescription drug abuse and overdoses in New Mexico and the need to combat the epidemic nationwide.
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B-BP HS Red Ribbon Week Warns Against Drug, Alcohol Abuse
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article[new_asset_attachment_attributes][user_id]. new_asset_attachment_attributes. This article was written by Bayport-Blue Point junior Natalie Mottl. Bayport-Blue Point High School will hold its annual Red Ribbon week this week, October 22 through …
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White House Drug Czar Talks #PrescriptionDrugAbuse in South County | http://t.co/dBt386a8 – by drugsreport (Drugs Report)
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RT @k3lh2012RT @MAGFTAI2012Bloomberg School’s Dean Plans Symposium on Rx Drug Abuse — Occupational Health & Safety http://t.co/L0YDrwYB – by HSEIndonesia (HSE Indonesia)
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RT @MAGFTAI2012Bloomberg School’s Dean Plans Symposium on Rx Drug Abuse — Occupational Health & Safety http://t.co/3Hlud8bb – by k3lh (k3lh)
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2 Responses to Udall Speaks on Prescription Drug Abuse Epidemic
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I’m being serious though. I doubt that Senator Udall runs this user, more likely an intern, but if he would actually respond to my question, I would vote for him next election, or even vote at all. However the impersonal nature of our government removes my faith in the system. I can think of at least a few good reasons? for this, but without my faith in the officials I lack any intent to point them out.
That is sad.? I suggest that this is an unintended consequence to the continued war on drugs.