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Thanks to everyone who donated casseroles last week, we were able to make our January delivery to ODB. We still need 7 casseroles for our February delivery. If you took a pan, please return your frozen casseroles to the Parish freezer by Sunday, February 2nd. Please contact Bob at [email protected] if you have any questions.

In 2024, there was a decrease in teen deaths that were associated with drug overdoses as well as a decrease in teen vaping. A recent natural survey conducted that teen drug addiction has not ricocheted since the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak. Twenty-four thousand students from middle school and high school through the grades 8,10, and 12 across the country, were examined and the results displayed a significant decrease of exposure to drugs and a strong decline in the number of students using alcohol or various drugs

In 2024, there was a decrease in teen deaths that were associated with drug overdoses as well as a decrease in teen vaping. A recent natural survey conducted that teen drug addiction has not ricocheted since the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak. Twenty-four thousand students from middle school and high school through the grades 8,10, and 12 across the country, were examined and the results displayed a significant decrease of exposure to drugs and a strong decline in the number of students using alcohol or various drugs.

Highlighting the economically effects of drug use and drug relapses in the United States. The article provides the exemplary state of Kentucky, specifically the city, Louisa. Over a million individuals in the US are arrested each year due to drug-related circumstances, and it can be more challenging to get back on their feet instead of the side-affects that come with the drug relapses.Kentucky has more residential treatment beds per person than all the other 49 states in the country. The program, Addiction Recovery Care (ARC), whose motto is “Crisis to Career,” has treated tens of thousands of people in addiction since its founding in 2008. Read more to learn about the impacts of drug use and recovery rates in Kentucky and the U.S.