Maryland survey adds eighth grade to drug abuse study
Annapolis officials announced the Maryland Drug Abuse Administration is conducting a state survey to gauge attitudes and habits toward drugs among eighth, tenth, and twelfth graders. Rosemarie Martin said participation has expanded with more counties involved and broader questions on usage knowledge and program awareness. A Baltimore Cancer Research Center update reported one patient died after experimental thymidine treatment for leukemia, with autopsy to assess any drug impact. two other patients showed definite improvement while seven others show no tumor shrinkage.
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