Long-Delayed Study of Marijuana for Traumatized Veterans Gets Federal Approval
Long-delayed study of marijuana for traumatized veterans gets federal approval
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The proposal from the University of Arizona was long ago cleared by the Food and Drug Administration, but researchers had been unable to purchase marijuana from the National Institute on Drug Abuse. The agency's Mississippi research farm is the only …
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Parents, teens attend documentary at LHS on prescription drug abuse
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How Can Question #2 Be Revoked?
Question by hal n: how can question #2 be revoked?
i just heard the “governor” deval patrick, can somehow alter the legislature that was just passed in massachusetts to decriminalize small amounts of cannabis. how is this possible? this is a democracy… right? i don’t smoke, i think smoking anything is harmful to the lungs, and i have never smoked pot, and even i think it is ridiculous that it is illegal.
i am 17 years old, and i am tired of the minority (no pun intended) controlling the majoridy. seeing how deval is going to be baracks little puppet, and barack has stated how he feels about decriminalization, the worlds most useless governor will keep his mouth shut.
Innocents Lost: The Huge Red Flag That Gets Ignored in Child Death Cases
Innocents Lost: The huge red flag that gets ignored in child death cases
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Death on a highway. In the pre-dawn hours of May 5, 2009, Jasmine Bedwell had to make a decision: Take more blows or more chokes — but try to rescue her son from the clutches of her enraged boyfriend — or go find help. … On March 29, 2010, 10 days …
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Levittown Public Schools Budget Session
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Can a Drug Addict Drop a Drug Entirely for Another Drug?
Question by …….: can a drug addict drop a drug entirely for another drug?
like i have this idea for a story, and this junky dude is the protagonist. well this character shows up and offers him something else. it’s not a drug per say, but the protagonist treats it like one for most of the story. the only condition is that he has to work for this character and he has to stop using other drugs. (there’s a reason why, but i don’t want to reveal it here.) he can’t even drink. but he doesn’t have much of an issue transitioning.
is that believable? that he wouldn’t have any problem doing that? just quitting everything cold turkey and not really going through withdrawals because he’s on this other thing?
the “drug” gives him this euphoric sensation that’s unlike any other drug he’s ever done. but it’s different. that’s why he’s doing all of this.
i know it’s far fetched, but i like that stuff. it’s definitely one of my more conservative stories. it’s supposed to be far fetched.
I Have to Do an Essay About Drugs and Alcohol and How Today’s Teens Are Familiar With the Facts and Dangers?
Question by Lisa: i have to do an essay about drugs and alcohol and how today’s teens are familiar with the facts and dangers?
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Your Thoughts on Drug Abuse in Academia?
Question by CrazyEights: Your thoughts on drug abuse in academia?
Your thoughts on drug abuse in academia?
There were many articles posted a week ago about the poll Nature conducted on scientists. The poll showed that many scientists use drugs (mainly methylphenidate and modafinil)to enhance their ability to concentrate. Here is one such article:
http://www.webmd.com/brain/news/20080409…
Even the prolific mathematician, Paul Erdos, took copious amounts of amphetamines, and said that the world lost a lot of good math the one month he went without it (due to a bet with a friend). I often wonder how much more productive he would have been had he been using amphetamines before the age of 60.
http://amphetamines.com/paul-erdos.html