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| tific evaluation regarding the drug or other | substance, a recommendation as to whether the drug sho |
| Style Versus | Substance, a book about Boston Mayor Kevin White and h |
| he natural topsoil is covered with a foreign | substance, a single-species ruderal community may beco |
| ng either of these, or any other nutritional | substance, a special prayer is required. |
| e unusual consequences of such a left-handed | substance; a refraction that is reversed, an inversion |
| nean to divert attention away from Operation | Substance, a Malta relief convoy. |
| The Commonwealth law was in | substance a law with respect to taxation. |
| als under illumination, possibly making this | substance a photocarcinogen. |
| irm this quote anywhere, or find anything of | substance about Rossini's pianistic prowess. |
| (abbreviated as PL) is a process in which a | substance absorbs photons (electromagnetic radiation) |
| ll The Fuss About?", from Ottawa, concerning | substance abuse |
| education and awareness regarding HIV/AIDS, | substance abuse and drug prevention. |
| Plant overgrowth, | substance abuse activity, trash, and homeless camps co |
| conduct disorders and whose history included | substance abuse as a primary issue. |
| In 2003, he produced an anti | substance abuse documentary, titled Dead End, that was |
| ASN may suffer from unstable relationships, | substance abuse and erratic behaviour. |
| e fact that there is disagreement about what | substance abuse is. |
| i works with the Phoenix House, a non-profit | substance abuse service organization; she contributes |
| ed to 100,000 people in mental health and/or | substance abuse treatment losing prescription coverage |
| Substance Abuse & Disability Services Report is a news | |
| on public and private sources of funding for | substance abuse treatment/prevention and disability pr |
| ehalf of his son... Ben's problem relates to | substance abuse and he faces a great challenge... |
| a recession and Mike Von Erich's health and | substance abuse problems and eventual suicide. |
| anized and created Dawn Farm as a grassroots | substance abuse recovery center. |
| Substance abuse is thought to be associated with cover | |
| Substance Abuse Revolving Fund Oversight Committee, ap | |
| NFL for repeated violations of the league's | substance abuse policy. |
| ry and gave a detailed account of widespread | substance abuse in athletics. |
| In 1920, they began offering | substance abuse treatment. |
| g his tenure as Senior Study Director of the | Substance Abuse Research Group of the Westat corporati |
| SA, he now chairs the National Commission on | Substance Abuse and Sports. |
| essful ones ever developed in the history of | substance abuse treatment. |
| 1986 for multiple violations of the league's | substance abuse policy, including various arrests for |
| ssible suspension for violating the league's | substance abuse policy. |
| nd tobacco, were no more likely to develop a | substance abuse disorder than subjects in the study wh |
| Individuals with a | substance abuse history are at an increased risk of mi |
| ary medical care, mental health counselling, | substance abuse services, prevention and education, re |
| Caminiti struggled with | substance abuse throughout his career. |
| The Center for | Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP) is an agency of the |
| tors of the National Center on Addiction and | Substance Abuse (CASA) at Columbia University, for whi |
| g Program was awarded an Innovation Award in | Substance Abuse Services (iAward) sponsored by the Sta |
| The | Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administrat |
| AA/NA meetings and Christian Rehabilitation | Substance Abuse meetings. |
| ith the right help, people with a history of | substance abuse can move away from substance-dependent |
| ith demonstration grants from the Center for | Substance Abuse Prevention in the 1990s, the organizat |
| He remained active in state | substance abuse programs as counselor and as the Gover |
| vailable for the treatment of alcoholism and | substance abuse problems, Alzheimer's disease, anorexi |
| the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and | Substance Abuse Services and the Oklahoma State Depart |
| ition, job training and employment services, | substance abuse counseling, medical services, and emer |
| NFL for two games for violating the league's | substance abuse policy after being convicted of DUI. |
| The agency's Mental Health and | Substance Abuse Division, along with Public Policy Res |
| He is employed by the | Substance Abuse Treatment Unit of Central Iowa (SATUCI |
| NFL on May 23, 2002 for violating the NFL's | substance abuse policy. |
| state's Unified Needs Assessment Program for | Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment. |
| drug or alcohol abuse, and created the Human | Substance Abuse Advisory Committee, which brought medi |
| ed by the league for violation of the league | substance abuse policy. |
| d for the entire 2000 season due to a fourth | substance abuse violation before being released during |
| tant for achieving long term goals, avoiding | substance abuse and increased longevity. |
| ned with Toronto after he violated the NFL's | substance abuse policy for the fourth time, resulting |
| dered an anti-drug film, it was made for the | Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administrat |
| Program for the New York State Department of | Substance Abuse Services. |
| tal visits at a minimum thus reducing costs, | substance abuse programs to keep inmates from re-offen |
| Substance abuse is also attributed to the bad relation | |
| well as Lindsay Lohan, who is known for her | substance abuse problems. |
| ation facility in Utah for several weeks for | substance abuse problems. |
| cs such as HIV and AIDS, financial planning, | substance abuse and career planning for life after bas |
| sed as suitable for treatment in the area of | substance abuse and addictive/compulsive behaviours. |
| sion from the NFL for violating the league's | substance abuse policy. |
| gue late in his career and was suspended for | substance abuse violations. |
| ces, a healthcare organization that provides | substance abuse services to patients across Alabama an |
| In 2008, Coleman told XXL about his | substance abuse problems and rehabilitation. |
| er State Hospital, Massachusetts Alcohol and | Substance Abuse Center, and the Massachusetts Treatmen |
| Grant Fuhr returned from his | substance abuse suspension near the end of the season, |
| Alcoholics Anonymous, although the years of | substance abuse seriously damaged his health, leaving |
| on as part of his entrance into the league's | substance abuse program. |
| pended for violating Minor League Baseball's | substance abuse policy. |
| ourque has had to deal with a severe case of | substance abuse that has seen him suspended and out of |
| e services, aiding in workforce preparation, | substance abuse recovery, and other aspects of re-entr |
| ablished in 1992 from the previous Office of | Substance Abuse Prevention, its mission is to reduce t |
| ies had a significant under age drinking and | substance abuse problem. |
| , Tootoo voluntarily entered the NHL/NHLPA's | Substance Abuse and Behavioral Health Program to recei |
| behavior of their friend or relative with a | substance abuse problem. |
| e agencies into the Office of Alcoholism and | Substance Abuse Services, creating the state's Office |
| Allison's issues with | substance abuse would continue and he would not play p |
| NBA history for any suspension unrelated to | substance abuse issues, keeping Artest out of a record |
| Reaves entered an Atlanta area | substance abuse rehabilitation program in May 2009. |
| rk together to help teens in the system with | substance abuse issues. |
| nding shelters, and adding mental health and | substance abuse treatment. |
| agnostic Medical Sonography, and in 1996 the | Substance Abuse Counseling Program. |
| of Human Services Division of Alcoholism and | Substance Abuse and by the City of Chicago Department |
| The unit includes a female boot camp and a | Substance Abuse Felony Punishment (SAFP) facility. |
| ioral Healthcare is a non profit provider of | substance abuse treatment in Rhode Island, USA. |
| biwing Cultural Society (a tribal museum), a | substance abuse facility, a community clinic and healt |
| Allison was rumored to have entered a | substance abuse treatment program and was forced to fo |
| eds to private rehabilitation facilities for | substance abuse and those suffering from bipolar disor |
| It is rated to be the most common form of | substance abuse in Bhutan. |
| rn, Nebraska in the Nebraska Legislature and | substance abuse counselor. |
| ay came to grips with the fact that he had a | substance abuse problem. |
| e year suspension for violating the league's | substance abuse policy. |
| subsidiary, MHN, provides behavioral health, | substance abuse and employee assistance programs (EAPs |
| the CHRB he directed his efforts to abolish | substance abuse among industry workers. |
| rtant element in a comprehensive approach to | substance abuse treatment and recovery. |
| depression, anxiety, affective disorders and | substance abuse than heterosexuals and that same-sex r |
| -five for an unnamed violation of the league | substance abuse policies and three for lying to the gr |
| est known due to it being regularly used for | substance abuse as an inhalant - since Dendrite contai |
| are striving to address alcoholism and other | substance abuse problems that plague the poor rural co |
| sed from state custody after completion of a | substance abuse felony punishment program on September |
| es anybody know if he was married, had kids, | substance abuse problems, etc.? Seems strange that for |
| sellor (LMHC), a Credentialed Alcoholism and | Substance Abuse Counsellor (CASAC), a Certified Experi |
| d is a peer support program for schools with | substance abuse problems. |
| Computer Crime Unit, Drug Intelligence Unit, | Substance Abuse Intelligence Desk (SAID), Indigenous D |
| ano, chairman of the Center on Addiction and | Substance Abuse at Columbia University and former Unit |
| s a way to anonymously access information on | substance abuse and treatment centers. |
| ional goals, identifying juveniles requiring | substance abuse treatment, and effectively engaging yo |
| National Institute on Drug Abuse, Center for | Substance Abuse Treatment, Center for Substance Abuse |
| 1 services, including education, employment, | substance abuse and mental health counseling. |
| ocess was plagued with problems, many due to | substance abuse issues. |
| ental health problems in LGBT people such as | substance abuse and suicide, diversity within the LGBT |
| s first release since 1989's Kickin', due to | substance abuse problems and periods incarcerated in p |
| e, Tennessee for women who have histories of | substance abuse and prostitution. |
| f the season due to a violation of the NFL's | substance abuse policy. |
| STD clinics, 11 correctional facilities, one | substance abuse treatment center, and nine community-b |
| h the club had mandated, suspecting that his | substance abuse had returned. |
| ed for four games for violating the league's | substance abuse policy. |
| cres is a 129-bed residential alcoholism and | substance abuse treatment facility situated on a 54-ac |
| NFL season for his third violation the NFL's | substance abuse policy. |
| th clinic with social work, case management, | substance abuse counseling, support groups, and treatm |
| ting lineup after Nesbit violated the league | substance abuse policy. |
| Substance abuse | |
| priests who were struggling with alcohol and | substance abuse problems, he soon began receiving prie |
| Substance abuse treatment services | |
| Army | Substance Abuse Program |
| ustry workers, including HIV/STD prevention, | substance abuse issues, harm reduction, and protection |
| Prenatal NAS is caused by | substance abuse by the pregnant mother, while postnata |
| acilities accredited by CSAT, the Center for | Substance Abuse and Treatment, part of the Department |
| was suspended from the NBA for violating its | substance abuse policy. |
| substance abuse problems and other mental health and m | |
| tion and regulations that improve and expand | substance abuse treatment. |
| was suspended a year for violating the NFL's | substance abuse policy. |
| brief reemergence as the band's producer and | substance abuse problems. |
| A 2008 study by the | Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administrat |
| Tootoo is in the follow-up care phase of the | substance abuse and behavioural health program and has |
| 01, he was given the Innovators in Combating | Substance Abuse Award by the Robert Wood Johnson Found |
| rty was leased to Narcanon, which operated a | substance abuse rehabilitation center at the site. |
| nter in Boston for 12 years and directed the | substance abuse program at the Tufts New England Medic |
| For information about the unrelated | substance abuse treatment program associated with the |
| linquency Prevention (OJJDP), the Center for | Substance Abuse Treatment and the Kate B. Reynolds Cha |
| er all of the behavioral, mental health, and | substance abuse benefits that the Fund determined the |
| pushed for greater funding for the statewide | substance abuse programs. |
| lenged children, writers from French Canada, | substance abuse in Vancouver, the situation of black p |
| ospital focuses on psychiatric disorders and | substance abuse and offers inpatient and outpatient tr |
| dealing with subjects such as suicide, heavy | substance abuse and racism. |
| She returned to rehab in August 2009 for | substance abuse problems. |
| s also taught graduate university courses on | substance abuse and other mental health-related areas |
| The | Substance Abuse Program offers the Post-Baccalaureate |
| d from NASCAR indefinitely for violating its | substance abuse policy. |
| e also served on the Union County Adolescent | Substance Abuse Program, the Private Industry Council, |
| ial Olympics and The Center on Addiction and | Substance Abuse at Columbia University. |
| Cash struggled with | substance abuse during this time, and in 1984 she soug |
| y Psychiatry, Consultation Liaison Services, | Substance Abuse Assessment Unit and Psychiatric Unit f |
| Department of Mental Health and | Substance Abuse Services |
| author of the textbook "Clinician's Guide to | Substance Abuse" (ISBN 978-0071347136) and co-author w |
| symptoms previously called 'drug abuse' as ' | substance abuse'. |
| is room for at least two pages (I do work in | substance abuse). |
| ncisco's most critical issues: homelessness, | substance abuse, HIV/AIDS, and mental illness. |
| ntion deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), | substance abuse, neurodegenerative disorders (e.g., Al |
| deral Relations, 2003-; Special Committee on | Substance Abuse, 2003-. |
| Substance abuse, the maladaptive use of drugs, alcohol | |
| reated 40 task forces concerned with health, | substance abuse, homelessness, emergency food and clot |
| harassment, pregnancy, clinical depression, | substance abuse, anorexia and cults. |
| dropouts, residential treatment centers for | substance abuse, schools for chronic truants, and scho |
| reats to adolescent health, such as obesity, | substance abuse, tobacco use. |
| e directs projects related to child welfare, | substance abuse, mental health and public policy. |
| ment may resort to more physical aggression, | substance abuse, crime and violence. |
| dults experiencing serious difficulties with | substance abuse, gambling, and other associated proble |
| iring Solutions" to youth who are at risk of | substance abuse, HIV/AIDS, early pregnancy and gang in |
| with clearly identified problems relating to | substance abuse, sexual misconduct, impulse control an |
| Prison programs include | substance abuse, general education, mental health, and |
| vised guests in more than 10,000 sessions on | substance abuse, housing, employment, legal matters, a |
| s historically struggled with the affects of | substance abuse, addiction and poverty. |
| ENESIS to address issues of gender identity, | substance abuse, HIV/AIDS, sex work, harm reduction, a |
| suffered from higher rates of depression and | substance abuse, Coleman and her colleagues failed to |
| is for very specific reasons such as severe | substance abuse, history of domestic violence or lack |
| tion, school social work, mental health, and | substance abuse, among others. |
| islative Review, 2003-; Special Committee on | Substance Abuse, 2007-. |
| In 1987 the DSM-IIIR category "psychoactive | substance abuse," which includes former concepts of dr |
| shortly after being banned for two years for | substance abuse. |
| n California concerned with their children's | substance abuse. |
| ssation, and Oxford House recovery homes for | substance abuse. |
| d an editor of the Comprehensive Textbook of | Substance Abuse. |
| lems among them, particularly alcoholism and | substance abuse. |
| o his addictions to drugs and other forms of | substance abuse. |
| iation for Medical Education and Research in | Substance Abuse. |
| of the Joint Committee on Mental Health and | Substance Abuse. |
| ilary Duff, who does not have any history of | substance abuse. |
| nt of Mental Health, Mental Retardation, and | Substance Abuse. |
| tions to the association of the product with | substance abuse. |
| ified by the Department of Mental Health and | Substance Abuse. |
| sis, cancer or an addiction to a drug and or | substance abuse. |
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