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County Board of Supervisors Expands Fight on Opioid Abuse With Surveillance, Outreach
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors expanded its fight on opioid abuse as it evolves in the region by announcing a plan with more data surveillance and community outreach.
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Local Entrepreneurs Take Stake In ‘Green Rush' of CBD
The legalization of cannabis in California and other states has led to a huge number of products that claim to treat all types of health problems. While the research into the healing properties of cannabidiol (CBD), is inconclusive, many local companies are hoping to cash in on the craze. CBD is increasingly being marketed to athletes.
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Mission Valley College Offers CBD Courses to Nurses
Nursing students at a San Diego college are now able to take a program in the dosage and molecular breakdown of CBD or Cannabidiol.
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Should Your Pet Try CBD?
More pet owners are asking their vets if CBD is right for their pet? The popularity of the drug for people is carrying over to their dogs and cats.
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$140M UC San Diego Health Outpatient Pavilion to Debut
On March 12, UC San Diego Health will open the Koman Family Outpatient Pavilion, sporting specialty services for breast, urology, sports medicine and spine care.
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Justice Department's Federal Opioid Fraud Squad Gets 1st Indictment
The Justice Department’s new opioid fraud squad, Opioid and Abuse Detection Unit, has gotten its first indictment — a Pittsburgh-area physician who allegedly prescribed heavy-duty painkillers to patients and insisted on being paid in cash. Andrzej Kazimierz Zielke was indicted this week by a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh on 14 counts of conspiracy and unlawfully distributing controlled substances, charges...
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Lost Tourists Shot While Using GPS in Lincoln Park: SDPD
Three men visiting San Diego from Chicago were shot at in Lincoln Park Monday night as they used their GPS in the unfamiliar neighborhood, authorities confirmed.