Friday, April 24, 2020

In the News: People Crossing State Lines to Buy Alcohol During Pandemic

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flow of meth and heroin into U.S. has slowed during coronavirus pandemic
 
Flow of Meth and Heroin into U.S. Has Slowed During Coronavirus Pandemic
The flow of meth, heroin and other illegal drugs into the United States has slowed during the coronavirus pandemic, the acting administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration told The Wall Street Journal. Read More
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some health insurers begin covering telemedicine addiction services
Some Health Insurers Begin Covering Telemedicine Addiction Service
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, several health insurers, including Aetna and Blue Cross Blue Shield companies such as Anthem, have begun covering a telemedicine addiction service called Bright Heart Health, according to NPR.
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people crossing state lines to buy alcohol during pandemic
People Crossing State Lines to Buy Alcohol During Pandemic
Some people living in states where liquor stores are not deemed essential businesses during the pandemic are crossing state lines to purchase beer, wine and spirits, ABC News reports. Read More
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During this time of uncertainty, we're still here to support families.
 

Tobacco and Vaping Companies Run Marketing Campaigns Around COVID-19
Tobacco and vaping companies are taking advantage of unique marketing opportunities during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Los Angeles Times reports. They are offering discounts and making donations of money and supplies. Read More
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DEA Urges Americans to Secure Medications While They Stay at Home
The Drug Enforcement Administration is launching the Secure Your Meds campaign to urge Americans to keep prescription medications safe and secure while they stay at home during the pandemic. Read More
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