Crimea: No More McDonald’s or Methadone After Annexation – the Guardian
Crimea: no more McDonald’s or methadone after annexation – The Guardian
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Crimea: no more McDonald's or methadone after annexation
The Guardian In another small but symbolically significant change under Russian control – though again with major implications for those directly affected – hundreds of Crimean heroin addicts issued with methadone have been told the replacement drug will no longer … McDonald's (And Methadone) To Pull Out Of Crimea McDonalds Has Decided to Move Out Of Crimea — Here's Why McDonald's Shuts Down in Crimea, Offers Workers Jobs in Ukraine |
Crimea Side-Effect: Addicts Deprived of Methadone – ABC News
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Crimea Side-Effect: Addicts Deprived of Methadone
ABC News Across the Black Sea peninsula, some 800 heroin addicts and other needle-drug users take part in methadone programs — seen as an important part of efforts to curb HIV infections by taking the patients away from hypodermic needles that can spread the … |
Crimeans Cut Off from Methadone and McDonald’s After Annexation – The Wire
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Crimeans Cut Off from Methadone and McDonald's After Annexation
The Wire Methadone is not a cure. Practically all methadone supplies in Ukraine were circulating on the secondary market and distributed as a narcotic drug in the absence of proper control. As a result, it spread to the shadow market and traded there at much … |
Levittown couple allegedly sent methadone for sale inside Bucks County prison – Bucks County Courier Times
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Levittown couple allegedly sent methadone for sale inside Bucks County prison
Bucks County Courier Times Methadone, a synthetic opioid, is used to treat addictions to other opioid drugs such as heroin and morphine, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Methadone can be taken orally in either pill or liquid form or delivered intravenously … |
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