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H. John Rogers: Time for a new tactic in war on drugs
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Nearly all professionals working in the field of addiction consider it a medical problem and not a legal one. Many of their programs rely on "replacement drugs" (e.g. methadone or Suboxone for opiate users) but the 12-step programs which probably have the best track record in treating addicts and alcoholics are unabashedly theistic.
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H. John Rogers: Time for a new tactic in war on drugs
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Nearly all professionals working in the field of addiction consider it a medical problem and not a legal one. Many of their programs rely on "replacement drugs" (e.g. methadone or Suboxone for opiate users) but the 12-step programs which probably have the best track record in treating addicts and alcoholics are unabashedly theistic.
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