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Tom Irvine, the lawyer representing the board, called Daughton's comments "extremely positive."
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In September 2009, Superior Court Judge Donald Daughton issued a preliminary injunction to block four provisions of the law on the grounds that they were likely unconstitutional and could cause harm to women seeking abortions.
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In September 2009, Superior Court Judge Donald Daughton issued a preliminary injunction to block four provisions of the law on the grounds that they were likely unconstitutional and could cause harm to women seeking abortions.
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As Ruhoy and Daughton point out in their new analysis, family members and friends remain a largely ignored and therefore uninformed population that may also be at risk of coming into dangerous contact with sweated-out pharmaceuticals or skin-applied drugs.
U.S. News 2010
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Until now, Ruhoy and Daughton pointed out, "no formal discussion has ever been presented, to the best of our knowledge," on bathing, laundering or trash as a polluting source of drugs including those, like drug-delivery skin patches, which may contain 95 percent or more of the original dose in the "used" patch.
U.S. News 2010
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"I like how everything is so interesting and how everything has to be precise (in automotive)," Daughton said.
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As Ruhoy and Daughton point out in their new analysis, family members and friends remain a largely ignored and therefore uninformed population that may also be at risk of coming into dangerous contact with sweated-out pharmaceuticals or skin-applied drugs.
U.S. News 2010
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Ruhoy and Daughton used published data from one 2008 paper and calculated that up to 47 percent of a 600 microgram daily dose of the powerful opiate pain killer fentanyl could be excreted in sweat.
U.S. News 2010
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Ruhoy and Daughton used published data from one 2008 paper and calculated that up to 47 percent of a 600 microgram daily dose of the powerful opiate pain killer fentanyl could be excreted in sweat.
U.S. News 2010
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Until now, Ruhoy and Daughton pointed out, "no formal discussion has ever been presented, to the best of our knowledge," on bathing, laundering or trash as a polluting source of drugs including those, like drug-delivery skin patches, which may contain 95 percent or more of the original dose in the "used" patch.
U.S. News 2010
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