W.Va. Prescription Drug Abuse Hotline Runs Short of Money

Published March 30, 2011

W.Va. Prescription Drug Abuse Hotline Runs Short Of Money
Administrators said money is running out for a phone service that helps people find treatment for prescription drug abuse. Clinical supervisor Laura Lander said the $ 1 million funding for the West Virginia Prescription Drug Abuse Quitline is expected to run out next year.
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W.Va. drug abuse hotline runs short of money
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Administrators say money is running out for a phone service that helps people find treatment for prescription drug abuse. Clinical supervisor Laura Lander tells The Charleston
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