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The Physician's Role in Treating Addiction as a Diagnosable and Treatable Illness
2009
North Carolina Medical Journal
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ike millions of others, I watched with intense interest the pre-election news coverage, including the accusations regarding ACORN. I was particularly struck by the implications that ACORN had hired "homeless people, convicted felons, recovering alcoholics, and drug addicts-people who will do anything for money," at least according to CNN, CBS, NBC, ABC, and FOX news. Imagine the scandal if ACORN had stooped so low as to hire people with diabetes or asthma. It was quite sobering to realize how
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