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Polling shows Kentucky ranks third in share of residents, 24.5 percent, who say they take mood-altering drugs every day

Unknown 8:59 AM alcohol, alcohol abuse, drug abuse, drug use, drugs, prescription drug abuse, prescription drugs, tobacco
Kentucky is the place to be for mood-altering drugs. The state ranked third in a Gallup Organization   study that asked 450 adults in each ...
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New health-related laws deal with heroin, dating violence, end-of-life care, prescriptions, colon-cancer and newborn screening

New health-related laws deal with heroin, dating violence, end-of-life care, prescriptions, colon-cancer and newborn screening
Unknown 10:39 AM colorectal cancer, domestic violence, drug treatment, end-of-life care, General Assembly, health, heroin, legislation, physician assistants, prescription drugs, research, stroke
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News FRANKFORT, Ky. – The Kentucky General Assembly passed several health-related bills this session, inc...
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Poll shows more issues with heroin, fewer with pain pills

Poll shows more issues with heroin, fewer with pain pills
Unknown 6:05 AM drug abuse, pain, poll, prescription drug abuse, prescription drugs
The latest Kentucky Health Issues Poll backs up law-enforcement opinion that Kentucky's metropolitan areas are experiencing increased pr...
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Kentucky doctors treat an increasing number of babies suffering from drug addiction given to them by their mothers

Unknown 8:23 PM addiction, babies, drug abuse, drugs, neonatal care, prescription drug abuse, prescription drugs
Neonatal abstinence syndrome, or NAS, is becoming such a widespread problem that many medical professionals are calling it an epidemic and a...
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