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Johnson & Johnson and Major Distributors Agree to $26 Billion Settlement for Role in Opioid Epidemic
In late February of this year, drugmaker Johnson & Johnson and three major pharmaceutical distributors agreed to settle with plaintiffs from almost every U.S. state for the role J&J and the distributors played in fueling the opioid epidemic.
New Study Finds Half of Alcohol Consumers Cannot Safely Measure Their Level of Intoxication
It’s a known fact that alcohol consumption impairs one’s awareness of self, making the individual a poor judge of their physical abilities and tolerance. With that in mind, it’s quite concerning but not surprising that a new study found upwards of 50% of drinkers believe they are sober enough to drive when they are not.
Narconon Ojai’s first annual golf tournament celebrates Red Ribbon Week.
Narconon raises awareness for drug addiction and Red Ribbon Week by hosting a golf tournament fundraiser.
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Current treatment strategies struggling to cope with COVID19 outbreak
On the 31st of December 2019, just before the new year broke, a small office run by the World Health Organization received a report of “an atypical amount of viral pneumonia cases.”
A Strong Warning from the Surgeon General's Office on Drug Addiction
The office of the Surgeon General is responsible for assessing and addressing the serious health problems that the American people face every year. With that in mind, it is no surprise that the Surgeon General has released several reports on the state of addiction in America.
The American Dream Is Killing Us
The past few months of racial disharmony has grabbed international attention. Millions of people have spoken out against discrimination and prejudice towards certain demographics. Individuals and communities have united for equality and justice.
