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Treatments, pills, phycologists, hospitals and gaols, are the solution for a rationalistic society when the big, big and horrible source of trouble is mention accidentally.
healthland.time.com
And that a pub in every hospital would do more good than a cartload of the pills prescribed for seniors.
www.winnipegfreepress.com
He had begun taking sleeping pills regularly at this time, from which he was so sedated that he died in his sleep from choking.
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He added that a 1kg package of a psychoactive substance could yield up to 10,000 pills.
www.stuff.co.nz
Of these six said they had either taken laxative pills or made themselves sick to keep their weight down.
www.dailymail.co.uk
House later realizes that she is suffering from poisoning from her use of flu pills containing amantadine, along with the kidney failure caused by the crash.
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He took an overdose of sleeping pills and died of intoxication.
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All the women of the town overdose on their pills, becoming disoriented and then violent.
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There are other clearly non abortifacient contraceptive pills, devices and other means and methods which are equally effective in preventing pregnancy.
globalnation.inquirer.net
She is served a cooked heart while the other women eat cupcakes with pills on them instead of sprinkles.
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