Methamphetamine Treatment Admissions in Mexico and US Reduced by Drug Control Efforts in Mexico

Published August 7, 2010

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Methamphetamine Treatment Admissions In Mexico And US Reduced By Drug Control Efforts In Mexico
A study published in the scientific journal Addiction shows that the Mexican government’s recent efforts to control the manufacture of methamphetamine have caused a drop in methamphetamine treatment admissions in Mexico and in neighbouring Texas. In 2005 Mexico began controlling its imports of pseudoephedrine (a precursor chemical used in the manufacture of methamphetamine), and in 2008 it …
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Fargo Man Sentenced in Feces Assault on Police
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Irene Clarke
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