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- Are Smokers Really Fooled by “Light,” “Low Tar,” and “Gold?” [CBS]
- Heroin Overdose Epidemic Overtakes St. Louis [KTVI-FOX2now]
- Former Miss Russia Used Stolen Prescriptions to Feed Vicodin Habit [Reuters]
- Marijuana Farms Gobble up Enormous Amounts of Electricity [NY Times]
- House, MD, Relapses. Turns Out Addiction Isn't That Funny. [BlogHer]
- Fast Food Workers Earn More than Addiction Professionals [National Council]
- Wasted at Yale: Ex-Cabinet Secretary Gets Nasty in the NY Times [NY Times]
- NIDA sponsors Blythe Danner in Eugene O’Neill Play [PLoS Blogs]
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Dirk Hanson, MA, is a freelance science writer and the author of The Chemical Carousel: What Science Tells Us About Beating Addiction. He is also the author of The New Alchemists: Silicon Valley and the Microelectronics Revolution. He has worked as a business and science reporter for numerous magazines and trade publications including Wired, Scientific American, The Dana Foundation and more. He currently edits the Addiction Inbox blog. Email: [email protected]
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