New Options in Heroin Treatment Could Aid Patients
Johns Hopkins researchers led a 220 participant trial in 1996 97 testing Orlaam levomorphone methadone and buprenorphine for heroin addiction. Over 17 weeks patients received one drug and showed potential for broader use and more treatment choices according to Rolley Johnson and Alan Leshner.
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Johne Hopkins Manvercty School of Medicine
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National Institute On Drug Abuse
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Contaminated Camp Lejeune Water Linked to Birth Defects
The Marine Corps warns an estimated 10,000 children born at Camp Lejeune between 1968 and 1985 may have consumed water contaminated with PCE linked to birth defects and childhood cancers. Officials have reached about 6,500 of 16,500 potentially exposed families while surveys of health histories continue.
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Study warns of ballast water germs and invaders
A study cautions that ballast water carries microbes and zebra mussels threatening the Great Lakes. Naive water intake pipes in the Black Sea region may facilitate spread. Specific microbial invaders tied to a few outbreaks are suspected. risks remain serious.
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