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Doctors, patients caught in middle of narcotics 'epidemic'
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A joint News Tribune and St. Paul Pioneer Press analysis found that the amount of opiates being prescribed and abused in the state is higher than it's ever been, leading to a record amount of people being admitted for treatment for opiate addiction …
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Jeff Dubay cohosting this week on AM1500 vs. former KFAN partner
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Jeff Dubay, the sports talk cohost of the popular 9-noon show with Paul Allen on KFAN (100.3 FM) until legal troubles with drug addiction got him fired, is behind the microphone starting Monday morning for a full week. Dubay, 44, is now going head-to …
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More independence sought for 5000 nurse practitioners
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Today, 17 states, including Iowa and North Dakota, permit advanced-practice nurses to diagnose and treat patients, as well as prescribe drugs and devices, without physician supervision, according to the task force. One of the driving forces is the …
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