medical treatment communities ill equipped to handle an opioid epidemic los angeles times reporter harriet ryan was the 1st to break the story interviewed somebody who is going around the world training physicians in foreign countries for credit for teaching them how to use oxycontin he admitted he doesn't use it as a practice citizen to get say. as big pharma broadens its horizons our nation continues to struggle in the aftermath of their deceit. and it wasn't until february of 2017 after much had been exposed about the overprescribing of opioids that a new doctor at the clinic noticed 70 year old linda g.n.r. he had a serious opioid addiction he discontinued her high dose prescriptions causing linda to experience a painful withdrawal process get nauseous you might throw up and get diarrhea there's a whole array of stuff you feel pretty miserable for people like myself who need some relief from the chronic pain. and it doesn't take 150 milligrams of the whole to do that today life is better but that doesn't make up for the decades of endangerment and loss of quality of life linda innocently ex

because no portraits of them exist this portrait bust, in white marble of harriet lane johnston, was made by william henri ryaneart, it is in the collection of the smithsonian are busy. in part because johnston was a major collector of, american art a native american art the smithsonian and it formed the basis of the fine arts collection at the smithsonian. this is also the only scorcher of a women, have first lady in exhibition because sculptures were not generally commissioned of women in the 19th century. we can think about sculpture during this period being something that was reserved for allegorical figures, figures of america and columbia, that's where you saw women being represented. these were ideal versions, not actual women. but johnson was one of these women who really believed in the art, she is a big supporter of the arts, she commissioned a portrait bust of herself, you will notice that bust over there on the right-hand side. there's lots of other kinds of portraits. when you try to cover all the different ways that first ladies are represented both in the 19th and the 21st century, we have paint