Morning Roundup: Jan. 18, 2017
Morning Roundup: Jan. 18, 2017
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- Push to Protect Addiction Treatment Under Health Law Is Primed [Wall Street Journal]
- President Obama to Grant Hundreds More Drug Commutations [Chicago Tribune]
- Duterte Says He May Impose Martial Law if Drug Problem Worsens [Huffington Post]
- If Kratom Helps Opioid Addicts, Why Might DEA Outlaw It? [PBS]
- Software Engineer Connects Victims of Opioid Addiction Through Maps [Denver Post]
- Police-Assisted Addiction Recovery Programs Face Uncertain Future [Scientific American]
- Despite Pill Mill Arrest, Doctor Free to Get Into Drug Rehab Business [Palm Beach Post]
- Digital Addiction Therapy Could Be First FDA-Approved App [Medscape]
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