The Opioid Crisis in America - Part II (The Drug Culture in the U.S.)

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The Advocacy Foundation, Inc. Helping Individuals, Organizations & Communities Achieve Their Full Potential …a collection of works on The Opioid Crisis in America Evidence-Based Solutions at the Grassroots Level Part II – The Drug Culture in the U.S. “Turning the Improbable Into the Exceptional” Atlanta Philadelphia ______ John C Johnson III Founder & CEO (878) 222-0450 Voice | Data | SMS www.TheAdvocacyFoundation.org Page 11 of 98
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ACSCN Drug 1585 Aminorex (aminoxaph
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ACSCN Drug 7010 N-(1-Amino-3,3-dime
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ADDRESSING AMERICA’S DRUG EPIDEMI
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This is the most
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6 KEY INDICATORS 4. Prescription Dr
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DEADLIEST DRUG EPIDEMIC ON RECORD I
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THE TRANSITION TO HEROIN Opioid pai
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DEADLY EMERGENCE OF FENTANYL Fentan
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STATE PROGRESS REDUCE OPIOID OVER-
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STATE PROGRESS STATE REQUIRES MANDA
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INDICATOR 2 OPIOID PRESCRIBING GUID
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INDICATOR 3 ELIMINATING PILL MILLS
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INDICATOR 4 PRESCRIPTION DRUG MONIT
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INDICATOR 5 INCREASED ACCESS TO NAL
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INDICATOR 6 AVAILABILITY OF OPIOID
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INDICATOR 6 Vermont: Effective and
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ABOUT THE NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL F
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WORKS CITED PDMP Center of Excellen
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT O
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Medical Examiner reports that out o
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District of Columbia. The effort wi
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Michael Botticelli Director of Nati
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