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UCLA notes that following these treatment guidelines improves adherence to clinical guideline recommendations, as well as monitors drug safety and the overall quality of care provided to heart attack patients. “The American College of Cardiology …
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'Heroin Kills' Panel 2012: Abuse On The Rise, New Program Aims To Reduce …
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Paul Becker of the SCV Sheriff's Station; Dr. Darrin Privett, a local ER physician; Tim Traurig, a Los Angeles City Fire Department captain and founder of the A Light of Hope Support Center; Cary Quashen, head of the ACTION drug and alcohol rehab …
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Scientology's Oklahoma Nemesis, Bob Lobsinger: "They Lied Every Step of the …
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Tonight, a report by Rock Center's Harry Smith on NBC should explode interest in the goings on at the strange drug rehab, where patients learn Scientology processes — like hours-long staring drills and talking to inanimate objects — rather than …
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