U.Md. program helps deaf overcome substance abuse

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Baltimore resident Calvin Taylor was addicted to cocaine, but if he had walked into a Narcotics Anonymous meeting he would have found no help ? he is deaf, and interpreters are rarely at meetings.

Instead, Taylor found the Deaf Addiction Services at Maryland, part of the University of Maryland School of Medicine. He has been sober for three and a half years.

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