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NC State professor writes book about the science of working dogs
She and her husband named the dog Solo. Warren took the advice of an experienced dog handler who suggested she channel Solo's high energy and strengths into training him to be a cadaver dog. That decision led Warren to write her latest book, “What the …
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Book Review: 'The Possiblity Dogs' by Susannah Charleston
Charleson discovered that rescue dogs can often be trained for this service, although the training is rigorous and not every dog who seems suited to the work has the discipline and the heart for it. When she learns that often individuals can train …
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'Just flooding us': Tenn. spike in drug-dependent newborns is wa – WRCBtv.com …
Already this year, the Volunteer state has counted more babies born with symptoms of withdrawal from opiates — a condition known as neonatal abstinence syndrome, or NAS — than they saw in all of 2011. Because Tennessee is the first … The issue has …
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Latest Emergency Medicine Research Highlights Substance Abuse, Obesity …
Partnering with a community non-medical detox programs may be a cost-effective way to reduce repeat ER visits by patients who suffer from substance abuse dependence. Reducing Emergency … A Six-Year Retrospective Review of Pediatric Firearm Injuries …
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CujoCop Inc: Dog Training Collars – http://www.cujocop.com CujoCop Inc. dog trainer, Chris Velez, speaks briefly on the differences between three common dog collars (flat collar, pinch/prong co…

Question by Kodycat: Oxycodone cold turkey questions?
Hi. I was wondering how long do these symptoms last? And how is the best way to go cold turkey? When will you start to feel better? How bad are the cravings for pills when you are completly off of them? Anybody have any stories about when you did it? Been off of them for 3 days…would tapering down still be a good idea when you had 0 now in 3 days? If so how many could a person have to start out with so that it doesn’t become a problem again? Any advice/help would be appericated. Thanks.
So it is safe to just suffer right? One thing is that if you are really dang sick and you got more pills and tapered off would u still have to go through all this again or would it be milder? I most likey agree since it has been 3 days it is probally better to keep going with the sick right? I think the docs should warn people about these pills b4 they give it to you. Does anybody agree with that too or is it just me?
And btw we went to the doc and they said that they were not going to do anything just gave clozampam drug. I know everybody says just see your reg doc…but he was out and then went to see other doc in office and then said he talked to him and he wasn’t going to do anything either! I just donno it is just causing me alot of stress. btw this is not me that is going through the withdrawls, it is my hubby. He also went to detox place and they told him that they probally wouldn;t give him the subtex because he wasn;t getting sick enough. He went to an assiment and they lied. I just don’t understand all of this. Anybody else gone through anything of the sort like this in thier lives???    Read more...

Heroin: Treating Kitsap's addiction | Herald series
“It's almost normal to do heroin.” While needle exchanges are a good opportunity to talk to addicts about kicking the habit, Lindquist notes, they are meant for public health, not treatment. Clean needles means cutting down on the spread of diseases …
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VA's opiate overload feeds veterans' addictions, leading to overdose deaths
His orders: detox from a brutal addiction to painkillers. Army Spc. Jeffrey Waggoner was … He had only the clothes on his back, his watch, an MP3 player and a two-page pain contract the Army made him sign, a promise to get clean. But instead of …
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Woman found dead in Bucks County prison cell
Bucks County District Attorney David Heckler said Valene Karaharisis of Philadelphia was “detoxing” during heroin withdrawal and was on medical watch. “We believe that she was a very … “She was working on getting clean,” he said. “She was happy that …
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