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Octomom Checks Into Rehab For Prescription Pill Addiction

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Over the weekend, Suleman was admitted to Chapman House Drug Rehabilitation Center in California in order to deal with her addiction to the anti-anxiety drug Xanax. Her rep tells Gossip Cop in a statement, “Nadya Suleman checked herself into Chapman …
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Less Support for Hepatitis C Testing for Baby Boomers

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Some drug companies, which would benefit from wider screening, are associate members of the round table. Dr. Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo, of the University of California, San Francisco, and a member of the task force, said differences in the …
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Marijuana decriminalization law brings down juvenile arrests in California

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The San Francisco-based Center on Juvenile & Criminal Justice (CJCJ) recently released a policy briefing with an analysis of arrest data collected by the California Department of Justice's Criminal Justice Statistics Center. The briefing, “California …
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