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- Painkiller Abuse Continues To Grow; New Treatments Offer Hope
- Crystal Methamphetamine Use In Young Adults May Be Higher Than Previously Reported
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- More Than 10 Percent Of Adults Abuse Or Become Dependent On Drugs During Their Lifetime
- Daily Steroids Help Boys With Muscular Dystrophy Walk Longer
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- Prescription Drug Addiction Is Under Investigation
- Lab Finds Meth Receptor That Could Lead To New Therapy
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- Hair Samples Show Babies Can Be Exposed To 'Crystal Meth' While In The Womb
- High-Tech Research Shows Cocaine Changes Proteins And Brain Function
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- Latest Buzz: Marijuana May Slow Progression Of Alzheimer's Disease
- 'Ecstasy' Linked To Survival Of Key Movement-Related Cells In Brain
- Stress Triggers Relapse In Meth Abuse, Study Finds
Posted October 17, 2006:
- New Data Hint At Oncoming Cocaine Epidemic
- Prescription Pain Medication Abuse On Surprising Increase, With Unexpected Geographic Distribution
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Posted September 15, 2006:
- Methamphetamine Use Restricts Fetal Growth, Study Finds
- Enzyme Builds Neurotransmitters Via Newly Discovered Pathway
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