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Kes ‘dual diagnosis’ penagih meningkat, cabaran baharu rawatan AADK
KEPALA BATAS : Agensi Antidadah Kebangsaan (AADK) mengesan peningkatan ketara kes ‘dual diagnosis’ dalam kalangan penagih serta penyalah guna dadah iaitu keadaan apabila seseorang individu mengalami ketagihan dadah serta gangguan mental secara serentak. Ketua Pengarah AADK, Datuk Ruslin Jusoh berkata, perkembangan itu menjadi cabaran baharu kepada agensi berkenaan kerana rawatan yang diberikan bukan sahaja tertumpu ... Read more The post Kes ‘dual diagnosis’ penagih meningkat, cabaran baharu rawatan AADK appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.
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