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Robert G. Newman introduction of methadone therapy, e.g. in Hongkong or in Germany. This engagement earned newman the nickname „methadone apostle“ or even „methadone pope“. A motto of Newman about heroin dependency respectively methadone treatment was: „It’s a medical problem – for which a treatment exists, but for which at the moment a cure does not“. Newman continuously emphasized the humanitarian aspects of dealing with the drug-dependent patients. Newman was married to Seiko Newman born Kusuba, they have two children. In june 2018, Newman was victim of a car accident in The Bronx, of which sequelae he finally died. Robert G. Newman Robert