HELP STEPHANIE or SHE WILL DIE! Jon Bon Jovi Addresses Daughter Stephanie Bongiovi’s Heroin OD

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Patent application for 'shocking' handcuffs filed | SciTech | GMA … – GMA …

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But it also noted the mechanisms in the patent may have "potential … for abuse in the form of mild torture." Such an invention may have to be carefully monitored and … Also, the patent calls for a warning light or tone when shock is being …
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Questions mount on energy drinks

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The federal Drug Abuse Warning Network reported last year that 7,301 emergency department visits were connected to caffeinated energy drinks between 2004 and 2009. Of those, 44 percent had alcohol, medications or illegal drugs in their bloodstream in …
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Prescription painkillers 'like loaded guns' for teens

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This group made 1,607 visits, or 22.4 percent of all such visits, according to the Drug Abuse Warning Network. People 18 to 24 had the highest rate of such visits — 465.6 visits per 100,000 population — and 54.5 percent of emergency department visits …
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