drug availability

If drug availability is a river in the rest of society, it's an ocean in professional sports.

To make sure that there is sufficient prescription drug availability in Medicare."

But drug availability, legal or not, means drug abuse.

There is a lesson in that that the "liberate drug availability" lobby choose to ignore.

There are increasing signs that the Southwest flow of drugs is being felt north of the border, in drug availability, addiction and violence.

Changes in drug availability and existing evidence during the period studied make it difficult to calculate the exact extent to which thiazides were under-prescribed.

There is no evidence that fewer surveillance planes or shorter sentences will lead to any noticeable increase in drug availability or decrease in drug prices.

We need to replace for-profit private health insurance companies with an improved Medicare-for-all program in which drug availability can be assured and prices can be controlled.

The assessment identifies the primary drug threat to the nation, monitors fluctuations in consumption levels, tracks drug availability by geographic market, and analyzes trafficking and distribution patterns.

SLCOG recommends that birthing women be provided with adequate analgesia and the selection of pain relief is determined by institutional protocols, drug availability and patient preference.

Some correction officials say the tests are a good barometer of drug availability, and note that only from 3 to 10 percent of the inmates tested are found with drugs in their urine.

As to succeeding 'waves', it would seem that curiosity and peer-group pressure, together with other social factors such as drug availability, overcame any reservations they might have had regarding addiction and withdrawal.

But he added, "What concerns me is that other indicators like the murder rate, at least in the city, and drug availability don't confirm the trend or reassure us that it won't reverse itself next month."

Topics in these surveys include: gangs, bullying, student victimization, drug availability, fear and avoidance behaviors, disciplinary actions, prevention activities, school safety programs and policies, use of school security, and school facilities measures.

However, it is estimated that the major drug trafficking organizations are currently reorganizing and readjusting to the new challenges facing their trade; as a result, drug availability in 2008 is once again on the rise.

By October 1982, the General Accounting Office issued an opinion in which it found "it is doubtful whether the [south Florida] task force can have any substantial long-term impact on drug availability."

Mueser hypothesizes that these may include factors such as social isolation, poverty, lack of structured daily activity, lack of adult role responsibility, living in areas with high drug availability, and association with people who already misuse drugs.

A study by Susan D. Horn of 13,000 health maintenance organization patients showed that limitation of drug availability was significantly related to higher rates of emergency room and hospital visits and to increased drug costs and doctor visits.

Although some pharmacists cited fear of robbery as a reason for not selling opioids, Dr. Morrison and his colleagues found that when they took actual crime rates into account, the differences were not large enough to account for the great difference in drug availability.

But Liz Hernandez, a former drug counselor on Rikers Island who now runs an Outreach counseling program for ex-offenders in Queens, said the drug availability in the jails was obvious, just from seeing inmates on a daily basis in counseling sessions.

The formulary revision process considers manufacturer rebates, payments from drug manufacturers for low placement on PBM formularies, along with average wholesale price (AWP), drug availability, and bulk discounts when choosing at which co-pay a brand name drug should be placed.

Robert M. Stutman, special agent in charge of the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration in New York, said: "It's our feeling, based on intelligence, that it is very difficult for interdiction, in and of itself, to have any long-term influence on drug availability.

The Evaluation highlighted the possible decline in HIV incidence rate in some countries, and rapid scale up of funding for HIV/AIDS, access and coverage, but also identified major gaps in support for national health information systems, and poor drug availability.

David Kennedy, director of the Center for Crime Prevention and Control at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, said yesterday that many crime analysts believe the causes for that increase vary by region, but include traditional issues like illegally obtained firearms and drug availability.

If the reasoning of the Federal Circuit in the case is applied more generally to other patents on pharmaceutical formulations, it would have a significant impact in speeding generic drug availability (and, conversely, some negative impact on the incentives and funding for the research and development of new drugs).