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URSMAnother acronym?! Just what we need.Well, maybe we do, this one. We need some umbrella, some place we can go, we beleaguered residents who care about Santa Monica’s future, and recognize and value our unique past, to be able to stand up in the present to the organized, moneyed forces of greed and political influence who do not care about any of that.
Police are investigating the death of a person whose body was discovered on an island in the Susquehanna River near the Westover Home Depot store.
WORDS MATTER THE LETTER OF THE LAW The Spirit of the Law. Often, especially in politics, two very different things. In fact, the letter of the law is often what’s thrown up to mask that the spirit of the law is being ignored and violated. What is the spirit of the law? It’s that which the law was intended to accomplish. If a group can claim to be within the letter of the law, they can hope you never find out what they have really done, which is likely against the spirit of the law. If outed, they can throw up their hands in innocence and argue with a straight face that their letter compli...
By City News Service Feb 22, 2021 LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Risk factors for relapse following treatment for opioid use disorder vary significantly by gender, a discovery that may result in better targeted treatment with lasting results, according to findings of USC researchers. They found the greatest risk factors for women who relapsed were withdrawal symptoms, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder. For men, the most significant risk factors included multiple substance use disorders and a history of conduct disorder, a behavioral disorder in which the basic rights of others or rules are ...
Risk factors for opioid relapse differ between men and women Multiple substance use disorders were deemed a serious risk factor for men, while women who relapsed tended to suffer from withdrawal symptoms and depression, a USC study has found. Younger age is a risk factor for both men and women who relapse with opioids. (Illustration/iStock) Fatal drug overdoses — two-thirds of which involve opioids — have increased dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic. The CDC recently reported that overdose deaths have surged to 81,000 over a 12-month period. Treatment for opioid use disorder — id...