Alcohol-Related Issues Downtown Continue to Spill Into City Hall's Lap
Alcohol-related issues downtown continue to spill into City Hall's lap
The middle of the Container Park is a children's play area; before the outdoor mall opened, some city officials and police expressed concern over alcohol being sold near the play area. So far, there appear to be no problems as city staff is …
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Binge drinkers who consume weekly alcohol intake in one go twice as likely to …
In the study, researchers used data from a larger project examining late-life patterns of alcohol consumption and drinking problems, comprising 446 adults (334 men, 112 women) aged 55 to 65. They included 74 moderate drinkers who engaged in episodic …
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ACLU, others sue Idaho over farm anti-spying law
The Los Angeles-based animal rights group Mercy For Animals released the videos, which showed workers at Bettencourt Dairy beating, stomping and otherwise abusing cows in 2012. Proponents of the law say it prevents animal rights groups from unfairly …
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Myths About Palliative Care Persist Among Indian American Immigrants
Reddy, who will be working with Tata Memorial Hospital in Mumbai this summer on a study of end-of-life care in India, said patents in India are even more resistant to being treated with drugs like morphine due to addiction fears. Families of those with …
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Chris Brown Returns to Court After Rehab Dismissal
Chris Brown Returns to Court After Rehab Dismissal
Court records did not elaborate on the reason for Brown's dismissal from the facility in Malibu that was treating him for anger management, substance abuse and issues related to bi-polar disorder. Brown, 24, had been under court orders to remain in …
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Singer Chris Brown arrested in California on probation violation
Brandlin said last month that Brown should stay at the Malibu treatment facility for substance abuse and anger management because he was doing well in the court-ordered program and it gave him an “adequate safety net.” In 2009, Brown was sentenced to …
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Do You Like Direct to Consumer Drug Ads? Get Ready for Direct to Consumer …
Do You Like Direct to Consumer Drug Ads? Get Ready for Direct to Consumer …
For at least two years, direct-to-consumer radiation ads have aggressively promoted "proton therapy" to patients, an expensive new kind of radiation treatment for people with prostate and other cancer that is said to limit radiation exposure to …
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LA County confirms case of extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis
Health officials confirmed Friday that the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is monitoring a patient with extensively drug resistant tuberculosis — a version of the contagious lung infection that resists most forms of treatment. According …
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What Janet Mock Can Teach Us About Womanhood and 'Realness'
What Janet Mock Can Teach Us About Womanhood and 'Realness'
Redefining Realness may be about one trans woman of color, but it's a story everyone should read, because the issues she confronts—including identity, poverty, sexual abuse, and self love—are things that are, in one way or another, within our power …
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5 costs Racine man 7 years
“He's a poly-substance abuser,” she said, noting he has admitted using a maximum of 15 marijuana blunts in a day, as well as cocaine, heroin, alcohol and percocet since he was a teen. In a rare move, a Wisconsin Department of Corrections' agent …
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