Mixed reactions to Gov. Haslam's anti-meth proposal

Published January 18, 2014

Mixed reactions to Gov. Haslam's anti-meth proposal
Heather Bonds suffers from allergies. On occasion, she has to buy medicine containing pseudoephedrine to treat her symptoms. Pharmacist Dr. Jamie Price believes the governor's bill could help reduce the growing problem of methamphetamine production … Read more on WATE-TV

Drug abuse is an epidemic problem in West Virginia
This initiative has been side tracked, in the past by a mirage of public outcry and economic shell games that do not take into account the societal costs of methamphetamine abuse and addiction. Pseudoephedrine is one of two oral decongestants indicated … Read more on Martinsburg Journal

Dr. Loren Smith: Get beyond symptoms of W.Va.'s meth problem
Short for methamphetamine, also called "speed," it has a profound effect on users. Years ago it was available in various "cousin" forms as a prescription medication for weight control. It now has become a common abusive street drug typically … Read more on Charleston Gazette

Clostridium Difficile and Dentistry
A recent study showed that "Unexpectedly few cases appear to be acquired from direct ward-based contact with other symptomatic cases," David Eyre, MB, ChB, a clinical researcher at the University of Oxford, England stated. "These have previously been … Read more on RDH