MORNING UPDATE: Methadone: 1960s treatment for drug addiction comes with deadly risks today
DNT investigation: Methadone, a drug available since the 1960s and deemed by the National Institute of Health and the Centers for Disease Control as “the most effective treatment for opiate addiction,” is in essence a risk-versus-reward system.By: News Tribune staff, Duluth News Tribune
Methadone: ’60s treatment for drug addiction comes with deadly risks today
DNT investigation: Methadone, a drug available since the 1960s and deemed by the National Institute of Health and the Centers for Disease Control as “the most effective treatment for opiate addiction,” is in essence a risk-versus-reward system.
Northland man rescued after being lost in woods for four days
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City of Duluth seeks new plan to pay for street work
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Crash of Cirrus plane in Missouri kills 5
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Cycling group working with Duluth officials to make city a major trails destination
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NorthShore Inline Marathon titles decided by less than a second (with video)
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