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Politics Discussion	by mekkanik_mike	2014-02-08 00:30:01
The rise of drug overdoses	by firehawk	2014-02-08 11:39:16
It's not a regulatory problem, per se.	by CALL-198	2014-02-08 12:24:28
Most prescription abusers get their drugs from friends. Either people give left over drugs to friends trying to be helpful or they may have them stolen from drug cabinets during a visit. How do you enforce what happens to drugs after they have left the drug store with legitimate patients? This is much more of a cultural problem than a regulatory issue. People don't lock down their drugs and think nothing of giving leftover drugs to a friend complaining of illness. One thing that could be done is to provide services for the disposal of leftover drugs. I have some pretty interesting things sitting around after changes of prescriptions that nobody wants to take for disposal. Not everybody would likely make use of such services but it would be a start.
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I'd like to see statistics on that.	by firehawk	2014-02-08 12:25:48
Not the OD part, I should note...	by firehawk	2014-02-08 12:26:21
I heard the statistic on a local health talkshow.	by CALL-198	2014-02-08 12:46:55
Another recommendation.	by CALL-198	2014-02-08 13:00:58
Fair enough, but...	by firehawk	2014-02-08 14:15:25
No there doesn't.	by CALL-198	2014-02-08 15:53:56
Are you sure?	by firehawk	2014-02-08 17:42:41
Sheriff Station here has two 'mailboxes' out front	by pbarnrob	2014-02-09 22:03:31

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