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DEA gears up for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day

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National Prescription Drug Takeback Day is Saturday, October 29. Dayton Police will be accepting unwanted pills at the following locations. Drop-off boxes are available at Dayton Police sites across the city. For more information on securing prescription meds or Take Back Day, click here.

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The Baltimore SunThe Baltimore Sun
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Drop off unwanted prescription drugs at local barracks during National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday

Maryland State Police barracks will be collecting unwanted and unused prescription meds on Saturday during National Prescription Take Back Day.

·Baltimore, United States
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WDTNWDTN
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National Takeback Day: Where to dispose of prescription drugs in Dayton

Clear out your medicine cabinet this week for National Prescription Drug Takeback Day.

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Alabama TodayAlabama Today
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National Prescription Drug Take Back Day will be on Saturday, October 29

·Alabama, United States
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Spectrum NewsSpectrum News
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DEA gears up for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day

The event aims to prevent addiction and reduce drug poisoning deaths

·United States
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https://delaware.govhttps://delaware.gov

DPH Announces 23rd National DEA Prescription Drug Take Back Day For Delaware - State of Delaware News

State of Delaware News DPH Announces 23rd National DEA Prescription Drug Take Back Day For Delaware Division of Public Health

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City of Columbia Police DepartmentCity of Columbia Police Department

Prescription Drug Take Back Day this Weekend – City of Columbia Police Department

The Columbia Police Department (CPD) in partnership with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will host a ‘Prescription Drug Take Back Day’ on Saturday, October 29th from 10 a.m. to 2...

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The Roanoke Star News broke the news in on Wednesday, October 26, 2022.
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