International Business Times |
Convenience Store Installs Anti-Drug Lights To Deter Heroin Use In Bathrooms
International Business Times A small-town convenience store in Altoona, Pennsylvania, tested out special blue-tinted lights in its bathrooms to discourage drug use, the company said. The blue-hued lights are designed to prevent heroin users from finding their veins, according to ... |
WJAC Johnstown |
Sheetz tests new lighting to deter heroin addicts
WJAC Johnstown Sheetz is testing out blue lighting in one location's restrooms to deter heroin addicts from shooting up in the stores. (Photo submitted). AA. ALTOONA, Pa. (WJAC) -- Sheetz is testing out blue lighting in one location's restrooms to deter heroin ... Westmoreland Co. Sheetz Installs Blue Lighting System In Hopes Of Deterring Drug Use Gas Station Hopes Blue Lights in Bathroom Can Deter Drug Use Convenience Store Installs Anti-Drug Lights To Deter Heroin Use In Bathrooms |
Newsweek |
Africa: Newly Revealed 3.6 Million-Year-Old Skeleton of Young Girl Fuels Debate Over Where Humans Originated
Newsweek After more than two decades of work excavating and restoring the oldest hominid skeleton ever discovered in southern Africa, scientists have finally unveiled it to the public. According to CNN, the scientists involved will soon publish more than two ... |
TCPalm |
St. Lucie County updating rules for medical-marijuana dispensaries to meet state law
TCPalm Trulieve wants to put the first medical marijuana dispensary in St. Lucie County. KEONA GARDNER/TCPALM Wochit. TRULIEVE GALLERY03 Buy Photo. Trulieve offers medical cannabis in capsule form in several varieties and milligrams, along with topical cream ... Region's first medical marijuana dispensary opens in Leicester First medical marijuana dispensary in Worcester County opens Maryland Medical Cannabis Supply Squeeze |
Westport News |
Viagra goes generic: Pfizer to launch own little white pill
Westport News The little blue pill that's helped millions of men in the bedroom is turning white. Drugmaker Pfizer is launching its own cheaper generic version of Viagra rather than lose sales when its impotence pill gets its first generic competition. (Dec. 6 ... |