prescription drug abuse
Prescription Drugs Pose Challenges For NJ Law Enforcement [SERIES]
Prescription Drug Abuse Rises Among NJ Teens [SERIES]
New Painkiller Gains In Popularity Among NJ Drug Abusers [AUDIO]
Christie Continues Crackdown On Prescription Drug Abuse [AUDIO]
Governor Chris Christie says prescription drug abuse has become an enormous problem in New Jersey and he will continue to crack down on those who are exploiting the system.
Prescription Drug Abuse Costs Mounting In NJ [AUDIO]
Whitney Houston’s Death May Be Linked To Prescription Drugs [AUDIO]
State to Monitor Drug Sales
State Attorney General Jeff Chiesa says prescription drug abuse is growing at an alarming rate as a threat to public health and safety. In 2010, New Jersey saw 7,238 admissions to State-licensed or certified substance abuse treatment programs as a result of prescription painkiller abuse.
