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Austin Texas Drug Rehab Identifies Increase in Young Adult Addiction

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Burning Tree maintains two treatment centers in Texas, near Austin and Dallas, providing long-term residential treatment for substance abuse patients from the contiguous U.S. The centers provide a dual diagnosis to determine potential co-occurring …
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Texas lawmakers call for drug testing for welfare recipients

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A person denied can reapply for financial assistance six months after the drug test was administered if he or she completed or are enrolled in a drug treatment program. It is ,however, unclear who will pay for the treatment. " Texas taxpayers will not …
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Wohlgemuth: Drug testing makes sense

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Of the hundreds of bills already filed for next year's 83rd Texas Legislature, the rather innocuous and common-sense policy proposal that welfare applicants pass a drug test has become an early flashpoint for controversy. The proposal would mandate …
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Jailed, disbarred lawyer Thomas Corea would rather be at controversial drug …

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But what's most interesting about the South Texas facility that Corea isn't going to any time soon is what was left unsaid in a Dallas County courtroom on Wednesday. That facility is part of Narconon, a controversial international drug rehab network …
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