Is it time to do away with marriage plus new approaches to drug use

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Is it time to do away with marriage plus new approaches to drug use

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Jun 22, 2023

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Advocates say that treating drug use as a crime rather than a health issue is causing the waiting lists for drug treatment programs to reach epic proportions and are calling for a new national approach.

And is the institution of marriage still fit for our modern lives?

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Jun 22, 2023

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