PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
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DID YOU KNOW... There are as many new abusers of prescription drugs, age 12 to 17,as there are of marijuana?! Every day 2,500 teenagers use a prescription drug to get high for the first time. ...
Posted on 2/4/13 at 11:30 AM
Save money with generic prescription drugs
A trip to the doctor can be costly, but you can save money by using generic prescription drugs. So, what do you think of using generics to save money? https://www.bcbsnd.com/blueinsight/2012/02/15/h...
Posted on 2/15/12 at 4:38 PM
Taking our medicine
Apparently even the promise of no co-payments isn't enough to entice some patients to take their medication. For those who missed it yesterday, a new study reported that when a group of heart attack ...
Posted on 11/15/11 at 11:52 AM
Medical professionals discuss how to curtail prescription drug abuse 
By John Lundy , May 17, 2013
Parents talk to kids about drug abuse
Parents and adults here are in denial about drug abuse by their kids, a former federal drug enforcement agent told members of the Grand Forks Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition recently.By Pamela Knudson , December 17, 2012
Protect your meds from heat
By Harry Jackson Jr. , July 23, 2012
Expert says kids unlikely to suffer any health problems after pharmacy mix-up 
A pharmaceutical expert says any child who may have taken breast cancer treatment medication mistakenly distributed by a New Jersey pharmacy instead of prescribed fluoride pills likely won't suffer any health problems.
By Bruce Shipkowski , March 03, 2012
Prosecutor charges California doctor with murder, viewed as warning to other physicians 
The prosecutor who took the rare step of charging a doctor with murder in the prescription drug overdose deaths of three patients said Friday that the case should serve as a warning to unethical physicians who become pill pushers.
By Greg Risling and Linda Deutsch , March 02, 2012
John Johnson, Warren, Minn., letter: ‘Big box’ pharmacies can ease seniors’ pain
The most cost-effective Medicare Part D plan is available in 49 of the 50 states. The one where it’s not available is North Dakota.By John Johnson , October 30, 2011
N.D. woman accused of poisoning husband by spiking enchiladas with prescription drugs
Authorities have issued an arrest warrant for a 68-year-old North Dakota woman who, they allege, told staff at a hospital where she's being treated that she had tried to kill her husband by serving him food laced with a potentially dangerous mixture of medicines.By Associated Press , October 04, 2011
Many think new is better, but older pills are often safer
Many consumers mistakenly believe new prescription drugs are always safer than those with long track records, and that only extremely effective drugs without major side effects win government approval, according to a new study.By Carla K. Johnson , September 12, 2011
Drug prices to plummet in wave of expiring patents 
By Linda A. Johns , July 24, 2011
Authorities hunting prescription drug thief 
Posing as plumber, man has hit several countiesAuthorities are looking for a man who has stolen prescription drugs from more than a dozen homes in northeastern North Dakota in the past month, posing as a plumber to gain entry.
July 08, 2011
130 pounds of drugs turned in on Prescription Drug Drop-Off day in Bemidji 
More than 40 citizens took advantage of the Prescription Drug Drop-Off day in Bemidji, Minn., according to the Paul Bunyan Drug Task Force.
By Bemidji Pioneer , May 05, 2011
Polk County offers three drop-off sites for Saturday's national Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
The drop-off sites in Fosston, Crookston and East Grand Forks offer the public a free and anonymous way to rid their homes of potentially dangerous prescription drugs.By Ryan Bakken , April 26, 2011
N.D. Senate approves felony charge for drug theft
Someone who steals prescription drugs in North Dakota could face a felony charge, even for the theft of a single pill. The North Dakota Senate voted 33-14 Tuesday to approve the penalty. It now goes to Gov. Jack Dalrymple for his review.By Associated Press , April 05, 2011
LATEST: Police investigation shows one West Fargo student providing prescription meds at high school 
Police said Wednesday an investigation has found that one student apparently provided several other students with prescription medications at West Fargo High School
By Helmut Schmidt , February 02, 2011
For some seniors with Medicare, drug bills will drop
The federal health care overhaul passed last spring will begin to erase the "doughnut hole" gap in Medicare coverage that has required beneficiaries to shoulder sizable costs.By Warren Wolfe , November 08, 2010
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