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Parents seek aid for prescription drug addicts

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Federal data shows New York had the second highest number of people – 123,000 – behind California in addiction treatment facilities in 2011, the state officials point out. And New York had the highest percentage of opioid treatment programs, methadone …
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Connecticut VA Hospital Leading Attack on Hepatitis C

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At the West Haven, Conn., Veterans Administration (VA) Hospital, a small group of patients assembles most Thursday afternoons to take part in a treatment protocol of new antiviral drugs for a common disease that they share — hepatitis C. West Haven …
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