Tag Archives: DEA
Students at the Arnn Elementary School, Japan, recently learned the importance of living a drug-free life.
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Posted in DoD News, Family Focus Friday, Rotator
Tagged agent, Arnn Elementary School, Camarena, Camp Zama, children, DEA, DEA agent, DoDEA, DoDEA Japan, Drug Enforcement Administration, Drug Enforcement Administration agent, drug free, drug-free living, Enrique Camarena, Japan, military child, Military Children, military family, overseas, Red Ribbon, Red Ribbon Program, Sagamihara Family Housing, The Red Ribbon campaign, zero tolerance
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Prescription drug misuse is one of the leading causes of accidental death in the U.S. but that can be changed by proper disposal of unwanted, unused or expired medications. On April 28th, the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) is sponsoring National …
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Posted in DoD News, Medical Monday
Tagged BG Gamble, Colorado, DEA, Defense, disposal, drugs, FDA, Fort Carson, Fort Hood, health, information, inproper disposal, intraveneous, issue, medications, meds, military, Naval Medical Center, pills, public health, safe disposal, safety, San Diego, Texas, TRICARE, wellness
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“Spice,” the synthetic cannibinoid that mimics the effects of marijuana, is becoming increasingly scrutinized by the federal government and military services. The designer drug has led to an increase in hospital visits and calls to poison control centers, according to …
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Posted in DoD News, Emerging Media
Tagged DEA, designer drugs, drug use, drugs, Navy, service members, Spice, zero tolerance
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