Crimea: No More McDonald’s or Methadone After Annexation – the Guardian
Crimea: no more McDonald’s or methadone after annexation – The Guardian
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Crimea: no more McDonald's or methadone after annexation
The Guardian In another small but symbolically significant change under Russian control – though again with major implications for those directly affected – hundreds of Crimean heroin addicts issued with methadone have been told the replacement drug will no longer … McDonald's (And Methadone) To Pull Out Of Crimea McDonalds Has Decided to Move Out Of Crimea — Here's Why |
Crimea Side-Effect: Addicts Deprived of Methadone – ABC News
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Crimea Side-Effect: Addicts Deprived of Methadone
ABC News Across the Black Sea peninsula, some 800 heroin addicts and other needle-drug users take part in methadone programs — seen as an important part of efforts to curb HIV infections by taking the patients away from hypodermic needles that can spread the … |
Crimeans Cut Off from Methadone and McDonald’s After Annexation – The Wire
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Crimeans Cut Off from Methadone and McDonald's After Annexation
The Wire Methadone is not a cure. Practically all methadone supplies in Ukraine were circulating on the secondary market and distributed as a narcotic drug in the absence of proper control. As a result, it spread to the shadow market and traded there at much … |
Russia bans methadone in Crimea – ITAR-TASS
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Russia bans methadone in Crimea
ITAR-TASS Russia will ban methadone, a narcotic drug used in the treatment of drug addiction, in Crimea, Russia's Federal Drug Control Service (FSKN) chief Viktor Ivanov said on Wednesday, March 26. Methadone has become a criminal business in Ukraine. Ivanov … |
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