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- There are many potential dangers associated with combining prescription stimulants and over-the-counter cold medicines that contain decongestants, as this can cause blood pressure to become dangerously high or lead to irregular heart rhythms.
- In 2010, Indiana experienced 8.1 kilograms of prescription painkillers sold per 10,000 people.�''
- Prescription drug abuse, while most prevalent in the US, is also a problem in many areas around the world including Europe, Southern Africa and South Asia.
- In 2008, Ohio experienced 15.1 prescription drug overdose deaths per 100,000 people.
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Connecticut - Treatment Services for Individuals with DUI/DWI
Individuals in CT. with DUI/DWI are sometimes court ordered to participate at a drug and alcohol rehab program, usually when they are first time offenders and in lieu of other court justice actions. While being convicted of a DUI/DWI in CT. often comes with substantial fines and even incarceration in some cases, the criminal justice system is sometimes more apt to help rehabilitate the individual rather than penalizing them. Letting individuals with DUI/DWI to participate in a drug and alcohol rehabilitation program as an alternative to other forms of justice has shown to be effective in keeping people in Connecticut out of the criminal justice system because of DUI/DWI in the future.
Listings for "Treatment Services for Individuals with DUI or DWI" in Connecticut
- MCCA
419 Whalley Avenue New Haven CT., 6511
203-285-6475 - Community Health Resources Inc
433 Valley Street Willimantic Connecticut, 6226
860-697-3345 - MCCA
38 Old Ridgebury Road Danbury Connecticut, 6810
203-792-4515 - College Street Counseling Center
147 Durham Road Madison CT., 6443
860-347-8894 x1 - Institute for the Hispanic Family
45 Wadsworth Street Hartford CT., 6106
860-527-1124 - New Directions Inc of North Central CT
113 Elm Street Enfield Connecticut, 6082
860-741-3001 - SE Council on Alc and Drug Dep Inc
321 Main Street Norwich Connecticut, 6360
860-889-3178 x14 - Midwestern CT Council of Alcoholism
30 Peck Road Torrington CT., 6790
860-482-2613 x2400 - Connecticut Renaissance Inc
4 Byington Place Norwalk CT., 6850
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