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Youth Unemployment Consequences, GE's Controversial Bet, Vacation Time Shocker And More

Written By Unknown on Tuesday, May 28, 2013 | 6:43 AM

May 28, 2013
LISBON, Portugal -- The European Union's drug agency says high youth unemployment in some EU countries and cuts to public health budgets could reverse advances in fighting drug abuse.

The annual European Drug Report published Tuesday said record levels of treatment provision and a drop in new heroin use and cocaine consumption were among positive developments documented last year. Continue reading...
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