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Whitney Houston Cocaine Abuse

Published December 28, 2006

Inside This IssuePril is Substance Abuse Awareness Month. With the passing of one of America’s greatest music icons, Whitney Houston, we have and witnessed the to report using cocaine in their lifetime than the next closest country, New Zealand (16%… Continue reading →

Visible Signs Cocaine Abuse

Published December 8, 2006

... drug or alcohol abuse or misuse demand for oxygen, which can result in a cocaine induced heart attack. Cocaine indicators: … Fetch Doc Chronic RhinitisCocaine abuse also can result in chronic rhinitis. Gustatory Rhinitis Ingestion of certain foods, especially… Continue reading →

Crack Cocaine Tin Foil

Published December 1, 2006

SLANG DRUG TERMSChase – To smoke cocaine; to smoke marijuana. Chasing the Dragon – A particular way of inhaling heroin or cocaine heated on tin foil over a flame; also crack and heroin … View Full Source IN THE COURT… Continue reading →

List Cocaine Abuse

Published February 21, 2006

... abuse cocaine and heroin, and 30 million who abuse amphetamine-type stimulants. We cannot ease their suffering, or that of their loved ones, unless we fight this. … Fetch Here Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) – Part 2 SERIES 18 CBT For… Continue reading →

Cocaine Abuse in Us

Published January 26, 2006

... Cocaine Structural, metabolic, and functional brain abnormalities as a result of prenatal exposure to drugs of abuse: evidence … Access Full Source July 2010 Poisoning In The United StatesAre cocaine, heroin, and a type of prescription drug called opioid… Continue reading →

Crack Cocaine Pcp

Published January 9, 2006

SLANG DRUG TERMSPaste – Crack cocaine. PCP – (Phencyclidine) angel, angel dust, angel hair, angel mist, amoeba, animal, animal trank, animal tranquilizer, aurora borealis, black whack, boat, bohd, crystal, dummy dust, dust, elephant, elephant flipping, embalming fluid, fry, high, hog,… Continue reading →

Cocaine Use Signs

Spotting the Signs of Cocaine Use and Cocaine Addiction