Loud Voices and Deaf Ears

Published October 13, 2013

Loud voices and deaf ears
For example, the National Treatment Agency, shortly before it was shut down in May, proudly boasted of the fact that the number of crack-cocaine and heroin addicts in Britain has fallen below 300,000 for the first time in its existence. In the … Read more on The Economist (blog)

Heroin returning as drug of choice
Recently released statistics by the Ohio Departments of Health and Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services revealed that in 2011 the leading cause of illegal drug overdose deaths in Ohio was heroin. … “We still see plenty of crack cocaine issues,” he said. Read more on News-Herald.com

Drugged Driving Tough to Detect, Convict
NBC Bay Area's Investigative Unit found drugged-driving crashes are on the rise, and for most of those, the drivers are not convicted of a DUI, according to DMV statistics. However, the state doesn't track DUIs for drugs … Now, law enforcement around … Read more on NBC Bay Area