A Family’s Truth About Marijuana Depends on the Family (Opinion)
What should parents say to their children about marijuana? Scelfo says that depends on you, your values and your child.
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What should parents say to their children about marijuana? Scelfo says that depends on you, your values and your child.
Fusion travels to Rutland, Vermont to meet warriors on different front lines: law enforcement battling drugs on the ground and a family fighting drug addiction in their home.
The Denver Post’s Jennifer Brown and Christopher N. Osher are no strangers to Colorado’s child welfare system. In 2012, the two teamed up for “Failed to Death,” an investigative series on the preventable deaths of abused and neglected children.
Alex overdosed when he was 17. Thirteen difficult years later, he has regained some cognition, but struggles to get out of bed, bathe or dress. Heroin deaths have skyrocketed in the last five years, data show.