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Six Steps to Zero Deaths Never take a prescription painkiller unless it is prescribed to you. Everyone responds differently to pain medications. What is safe for one person may not be safe for another. Do not take pain medicine with alcohol. Never mix the two, it is a dangerous combination that can be deadly. Alcohol…
The intent of Bottle Recall initially was to be able to allow patients take home medication and to insure that methadone is not diverted to the streets. However, methadone programs have been giving patients take home medication for years without a serious methadone diversion problem. Furthermore numerous studies have demonstrated that methadone is not a…
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p3″ align=”center”>References American Association for the Treatment of Opiate Dependence. QTc Interval Screening – AATOD Policy and Guidance Statement (March 30, 2009). Available from AATOD, 225 Varick Street, New York, NY 10014. Black, L. DEA officials visit Waukegan clinic during probe of methadone death. Chicago Tribune (August 7, 2009). Omaha News Staff. Father Believes Son…
The belief that substances addict people is driven by the fact that few people have any real idea of responsibility without considering it to be equivalent to blame. The whole disease theorys main attraction is that it gets people off the hook. If their disease make them behave poorly, then they are not to blame. …