Prescription drug-related deaths spike in Florida

Associated Press - July 1, 2010 10:44 AM ET

MIAMI (AP) - Fatalities caused by prescription drug abuse are quickly
rising in Florida.

A new report from the state's medical examiners shows deaths from the
prescription painkiller oxycodone jumped 26% in 2009 from the previous year.

Florida is a leading source for the illicit purchase of prescription
drugs, with addicts and dealers from across the Southeast flocking to
pain clinics.

Prescription drugs continued to outpace illegal drugs as a cause of
death last year, accounting for almost 2,500 fatalities. Drug control
officials say the vast majority are accidental overdoses.

The state is launching a database to track painkiller sales, which
lawmakers hope will prevent the same patient from receiving narcotics
from multiple doctors.

"Harry " wrote in message
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Prescription drug-related deaths spike in Florida

Associated Press - July 1, 2010 10:44 AM ET

MIAMI (AP) - Fatalities caused by prescription drug abuse are quickly
rising in Florida.

A new report from the state's medical examiners shows deaths from the
prescription painkiller oxycodone jumped 26% in 2009 from the previous
year.

Florida is a leading source for the illicit purchase of prescription
drugs, with addicts and dealers from across the Southeast flocking to pain
clinics.

Prescription drugs continued to outpace illegal drugs as a cause of death
last year, accounting for almost 2,500 fatalities. Drug control officials
say the vast majority are accidental overdoses.

The state is launching a database to track painkiller sales, which
lawmakers hope will prevent the same patient from receiving narcotics from
multiple doctors.

....and I thought it was just heat & humidity that makes them wacky.

On 7/2/10 12:13 PM, YukonBound wrote:


"Harry " wrote in message
m...
Prescription drug-related deaths spike in Florida

Associated Press - July 1, 2010 10:44 AM ET

MIAMI (AP) - Fatalities caused by prescription drug abuse are quickly
rising in Florida.

A new report from the state's medical examiners shows deaths from the
prescription painkiller oxycodone jumped 26% in 2009 from the previous
year.

Florida is a leading source for the illicit purchase of prescription
drugs, with addicts and dealers from across the Southeast flocking to
pain clinics.

Prescription drugs continued to outpace illegal drugs as a cause of
death last year, accounting for almost 2,500 fatalities. Drug control
officials say the vast majority are accidental overdoses.

The state is launching a database to track painkiller sales, which
lawmakers hope will prevent the same patient from receiving narcotics
from multiple doctors.

...and I thought it was just heat & humidity that makes them wacky.


That and their inbred white-bread genetics...flajim and larry being
perfect examples of the latter.

YukonBound wrote:


"Harry " wrote in message
m...
Prescription drug-related deaths spike in Florida

Associated Press - July 1, 2010 10:44 AM ET

MIAMI (AP) - Fatalities caused by prescription drug abuse are quickly
rising in Florida.

A new report from the state's medical examiners shows deaths from the
prescription painkiller oxycodone jumped 26% in 2009 from the
previous year.

Florida is a leading source for the illicit purchase of prescription
drugs, with addicts and dealers from across the Southeast flocking to
pain clinics.

Prescription drugs continued to outpace illegal drugs as a cause of
death last year, accounting for almost 2,500 fatalities. Drug control
officials say the vast majority are accidental overdoses.

The state is launching a database to track painkiller sales, which
lawmakers hope will prevent the same patient from receiving narcotics
from multiple doctors.

....and I thought it was just heat & humidity that makes them wacky.
Stop trying to think. Let Harry do it for you.

Harry  wrote:
On 7/2/10 12:13 PM, YukonBound wrote:


"Harry " wrote in message
m...
Prescription drug-related deaths spike in Florida

Associated Press - July 1, 2010 10:44 AM ET

MIAMI (AP) - Fatalities caused by prescription drug abuse are quickly
rising in Florida.

A new report from the state's medical examiners shows deaths from the
prescription painkiller oxycodone jumped 26% in 2009 from the previous
year.

Florida is a leading source for the illicit purchase of prescription
drugs, with addicts and dealers from across the Southeast flocking to
pain clinics.

Prescription drugs continued to outpace illegal drugs as a cause of
death last year, accounting for almost 2,500 fatalities. Drug control
officials say the vast majority are accidental overdoses.

The state is launching a database to track painkiller sales, which
lawmakers hope will prevent the same patient from receiving narcotics
from multiple doctors.

...and I thought it was just heat & humidity that makes them wacky.


That and their inbred white-bread genetics...flajim and larry being
perfect examples of the latter.
Really Harry? I was born and raised in the Mid Atlantic and the Midwest.