Morning Roundup: January 2, 2012

Boston Counts the Cost of Being Nation's Drunkest City, Adderall Drought Continues into New Year, and UK "Celebrates" With Public Drunkenness.

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By Luke Walker

01/02/12

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As Nation's Drunkest City, Boston Sees Traumatic Brain Injury As Public Health Crisis [The Atlantic]
Adderall Drought Persists Into New Year [Reuters]
Drugs Seizures In Afghanistan Undercut Taliban Insurgents [AFP]
Happy Hour To Be Banned In Utah [Fox]
Meth Users More Likely To Try Suicide [US News]
New Years Eve In UK: Typical Widespread Drunkenness [Daily Mail]

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