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Legislative committee to study prescription drugs
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Tired of the bs | 1:26 p.m. May 20, 2009
Its nice that these politians finally pulled their heads out of the sand and
acknowledged the problems with prescription drugs. To bad they are not aware of
the many programs that are being put in place trying to deal with these issues
at this time. A multi million dollar federal grant has been issue to the state
and every county in the state is working on this problem.
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