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AIDS control for detainees
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Around 30,000 were detected at compulsory drug rehabilitation centers, with the rest being discovered at detention centers and prisons, according to Wu Zunyou, director of the National Center for AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Diseases Control and …
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Heroin making inroads in Ky.'s pain pill country
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The authors of the report, a group of pharmacists and psychologists at the university, attributed that in part to the closer monitoring under the tracking program, which slowed efforts by abusers to go from doctor to doctor and clinic to clinic trying …
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