4-11-14
tags: drug addiction, heroin
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The Nixon Administration's Better Approach to Drug Rehabilitation (Interview)
News at Hometags: drug addiction, heroin
At the 2014 annual meeting of the Organization of American Historians HNN interviewed Claire Clark about her paper, "Scaling Up Synanon: The Co-optation of Communal Addiction Treatment, 1965-1973." Though she emphasizes the importance of studying grass roots efforts to address drug addiction, she also notes that the federal government under Nixon devoted a lot of resources to drug rehabilitation.
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