Social Drugs

Why One Mom Started Microdosing LSD—And How It Saved Her Life

Do you remember the last time you had a really good day?
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Synthetic Marijuana Linked To Seizures, Psychosis And Death

Experts say it’s not safe.
By Rachael Rettner, Live Science

Drug Education, Not Prohibition, Prevents Drug Abuse

Learning from our success in decreasing tobacco consumption
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Seattle Approves Nation's First Safe Injection Sites In Fight Against Opioid Crisis

“Clearly the status quo isn’t working anywhere, and clearly we need to look at new tools," one area health official said.
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As More Voters Legalize Marijuana, States Left With Regulatory Hurdles

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After 60 Years, The Surgeon General’s Address On Addiction Is A Long Time Coming

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This Scientist Thinks Cannabis Could Be A Wonder Drug For Treating MS

Anecdotally, medical marijuana has been extremely successful for managing symptoms of multiple sclerosis. Researchers now want to find out why.
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It Is Okay To Expect The Unexpected With Medical Marijuana

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How I Quit Smoking With Rollerblading

This time, when I tried to quit, I felt like I had some invisible help from behind the scenes.
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Two-Thirds Of Cops Support Some Form Of Marijuana Legalization

A new survey suggests the law enforcement community doesn't agree with the government's policy of prohibition.
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