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AAPCC Issues Statement on the Synthetic Drug Abuse Prevention Act

Posted on July 11, 2012 by Sean Smyth | News

AAPCC Issues Statement on the Synthetic Drug Abuse Prevention Act

ALEXANDRIA, VA. – The American Association of Poison Control Centers and the experts atAmerica’s 57 poison centers are hailing the U.S. Congress for its recent passage of the Synthetic Drug Abuse Prevention Act and President Obama for signing the act into law.

Statement on the Synthetic Drug Abuse Prevention Act

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