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John Wozniak

Western Illinois University
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Professor of Sociology, interested in: Peacemaking Criminology, Green Criminology, Corporate Crime research, blues, jazz, folk, and rock music. Love the Kinks.
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Managing crapemyrtle bark scale: Part 1

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By John Wozniak
| Daily Star (Hammond, LA) Verified
In my last article, I discussed what crapemyrtle bark scale (CMBS) is. Managing CMBS has mul…
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Remembering Hal Pepinsky: the invention of peacemaking criminology

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By John Wozniak
| Taylor & Francis Online
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John Wozniak | Our seniors deserve alternatives to opioids for pain relief

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By John Wozniak
| The Tribune Democrat Verified
In recent years, I have watched people I know try to navigate our health care system while seeking treatment for pain or recovering from surgery, and it has opened my eyes to the complexities and frustrations patients face when trying to access appropriate pain management. That’s why I strongly support the Alternatives to Prevent Addiction in the Nation Act, which would help Medicare recipients access safer pain treatment options.
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