A Global Grant Model for Addiction Prevention
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Addiction to legal painkillers results in an alarming number of deaths every day in the United States. The Rotarian Action Group Addiction Prevention is working to increase the opportunities for clubs and districts to support addiction prevention in sustainable, long-term ways. Meet with Rotarians who are interested in preventing addiction and learn what you can do to get your club and district involved.
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- Photographs Courtesy of RFPD
- Symptom of chronic Mental Health Problem Compensation for chronic unhappines caused by: Genetic disorder and predestination Lack of attachment (bonding) and integration (social fabric/tissue)
- Symptom of chronic Mental Health Problem Compensation for chronic unhappines caused by: Genetic disorder and predestination Lack of attachment (bonding) and integration (social fabric/tissue)
- Symptom of chronic Mental Health Problem Compensation for chronic unhappines caused by: Genetic disorder and predestination Lack of attachment (bonding) and integration (social fabric/tissue)
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- Report European Monitoring Centre on Drugs and Drug Addiction Overdose deaths on the rise for third consecutive year: + 6 % = 8.500 Signs of rising cocaine availability: seizures + 35 % New synthetic opioids highly potent and a growing health threat