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Addicts find help and hope right around the corner at Ohio State’s Talbot Hall

By Julia Harris

It’s the kind of story that sends chills through a parent’s heart: A young man, from a good home in a nice suburban enclave, develops a staggering addiction to heroin and ends up in a rehab facility, lucky to be alive.

The really scary part is how common the story is. (Full Story…)

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