Article: 28 men arrested for kerb-crawling.

Article: Drugs Destroy Dreams - a youth drug intervention ...
PR Newswire;  December 7, 1990 ;     700+ words ...DRUGS DESTROY DREAMS -- A YOUTH DRUG INTERVENTION PROGRAM FORMED BY IBM AND THE NATIONAL ... Drugs Destroy Dreams -- A Youth Drug Intervention Program that will be implemented ... Drugs Destroy Dreams -- A Youth Drug Intervention Program, call William J. Haskins ...

Article: RAGE is novel target for drug intervention in ...
Obesity & Diabetes Week;  August 30, 2004 ;     656 words ... ... advanced glycation end products (RAGE) is a novel target for drug intervention in diabetic vascular disease. "At high levels as seen ... in Pharmaceutical Research (RAGE: A novel target for drug intervention in diabetic vascular disease. Pharmaceut Res, 2004 ...

Article: LABORATORY SPECIALISTS OF AMERICA, INC. SIGNS LETTER OF INTENT ...
Business Wire;  April 3, 1995 ;     700+ words ... ... has signed a letter of intent to transact a merger with Drug Intervention Services of America, Inc. (DISA), a private company ... 949-1722 LARRY HOWELL (PRES.) (405) 949-1722 or DRUG INTERVENTION SERVICES OF AMERICA DEXTER MORRIS (PRES.) (713) 972 ...

Article: Breakthrough 'Cosby' Episode Brings a Drug ...
PR Newswire;  April 7, 2000 ;     669 words ... ... s a line never before heard on a sitcom: "We want to talk to you about you and your cocaine." In an episode about a drug intervention, "Cosby" breaks new ground for network television. "This is not a Sunday morning sermonette or a public service announcement ...

Article: T cells of patients with lupus provide novel targets for ...
Biotech Week;  August 11, 2004 ;     637 words ... ... com & NewsRx.net) -- T cells of patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) provide novel targets for drug intervention. "Activation, proliferation, or programmed cell death of T lymphocytes [is] dependent on controlled reactive oxygen ...

Article: DRUG INTERVENTION.
Modern Physician;  January 29, 2001 ;     461 words ...Authors of a national survey of primary care physicians concluded "a substantial minority" of doctors could do more in the war on drugs by simply asking patients if they have an illicit drug abuse problem and referring those who admit to having a problem to drug treatment plans. Researchers from

Article: Religious drug intervention to begin
Sunday Gazette-Mail;  July 12, 1998 ;     407 words ...A Cross Lanes minister is soliciting referrals for a religion- based intervention program for people dependent on drugs or alcohol. The Rev. Bill Huddleston of Cross Lanes United Pentecostal Church is arranging for the New Orleans-based program to be made available to residents of the Charleston