How Oxycodone Gets Laced With Fentanyl
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Singer Demi Lovato reportedly overdosed because her oxycodone was mixed with fentanyl. But how does that happen?
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Naloxone: How Overdose-Reversing Drug Saved Demi Lovato, Thousands More
Posted in: Culture NewsDemi Lovato relapsed on opioids and could have died had she not been administered the life-saving drug — so why is it controversial?
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How the New FDA-Approved Pot Medication Could Change Legal Weed
Posted in: Culture FeaturesThe CBD-based medication will help people with severe epilepsy – but it could also open doors for real scientific testing of marijuana in the U.S.
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How the Stress of Family Separation May Permanently Damage Migrant Children
Posted in: Culture FeaturesEven if all 2,300 kids are returned to their families, Trump's disastrous policy could have already done irreparable mental and physical damage
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Austin Bomber: Everything You Need to Know
Posted in: Culture NewsAfter weeks of terror in the Texas capital, Mark Conditt, the serial bomber suspect, killed himself in an explosion Wednesday morning
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Kava: Inside the All-Natural High That’s Sweeping America
Posted in: Culture NewsFor centuries, this South Pacific root has been brewed into a calming tea – and now U.S. shops are offering it up as an alternative to drugs
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Treating Heroin Addiction With Heroin: What You Need to Know
Posted in: Culture NewsEuropean programs offer medical-grade heroin for users to inject under strict supervision, and it's helping – so why won't it happen in the U.S.?
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Snortable Chocolate: What You Need to Know about Coco Loko
Posted in: Culture NewsNew 'cacao snuff' promises a 30-minute buzz – but is it safe?
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Could Party Drug Ketamine Be a Treatment for Depression?
Posted in: Culture FeaturesSpecial K, a Vietnam-era anesthetic favored by ravers looking for an intense high, is being given another chance – this time as legitimate medication
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Study: ‘Donald Trump’ Tops List of New Meth Nicknames
Posted in: Culture FeaturesPresident among politicians, celebrities and food items used to refer to illegal drugs, according to new survey
