William Spafford Smock, MD, FACEP, FAAEM, a Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Louisville School of Medicine speaks his mind about pseudoephedrine, meth labs, and the Kentucky legislators who failed to pass a prescription pseudoephedrine law that would have helped the state eliminate its meth lab problem. Pseudoephedrine Scheduling …. or a date …..Read More
Louisville Kentucky Emergency Medicine Professor speaks out about pseudoephedrine
June 21, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Bay County Fl Sheriff Mckeithen is furious over baby burned in explosion
August 31, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Bay County, FLA Sheriff Frank Mckeithen is furious over a meth lab explosion, earlier this week, that resulted in life threatening burns to a Johna Osborn, a one-year-old baby girl, whose playpen caught fire during a meth lab explosion. At a press conference soon after the explosion, Mckeithen let his anger and his words fly, …..Read More
Bay County Florida: Baby in critical condition after meth lab explodes
August 26, 2009 By Leave a Comment
A one year old girl is in critical condition, after a meth lab in her parents’ home exploded in Bay County, Florida, on Sunday. One-year-old, Johna Osborn, received 2nd degree burns on 41% of her body, which will likely scar her for life – if she survives. Another baby, who was also in the home, …..Read More
TN Meth Lab burn victim update: Stanley Stewart
December 27, 2008 By Leave a Comment
On November 28, 24 year old Stanley Stewart, was air-lifted to Vanderbilt Medical Center when his face and arms were burned during a meth lab explosion at 99 Fescue Road, just outside of Dunlap, TN. A month later, Stewart is still being treated for his burns, despite being released from Vanderbilt and placed in to …..Read More
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