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Moderate Drinking: The Debate Continues

Oct 18, 2009
New study says it’s the lifestyle, not the alcohol. Ever since the first studies showed modest statistical health benefits for people who drank a light to moderate amount of alcohol, the...

National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month

Sep 3, 2009
Obama's September proclamation. Recovery Month, an annual September observance highlighting the benefits of substance abuse treatment, kicked off on August 31 when President Obama issued a...

The Medicalization of Legalization

Aug 18, 2009
Punish the crime, treat the disorder. The alcoholic in A.A. and the cocaine addict on the street share a common appetite. This shared appetite, and the behaviors that come with it, are played...

E-Cigarettes: Another Look

Aug 5, 2009
FDA remains conflicted over safety concerns. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a controversial Safety Alert over electronic cigarettes, known as “e-cigarettes,” then held a press...

The History of Prozac

Jul 22, 2009
How a pill for alcoholism became a blockbuster antidepressant. Back in the 1970s, while doing research on antidepressants at Eli Lilly and Co., several organic chemists had been working on...

Needle Exchange in America

Nov 6, 2009
AIDS/harm reduction activists press Obama. First, the good news: After 20 years, the U.S. Congress has voted to remove the funding ban on syringe exchange programs designed to combat AIDS and to bring hard drug users within the orbit of the medical...

The Black Market for Seroquel

Nov 2, 2009
Speed freaks, coke heads, and antipsychotics. Last week, writing on the Daily Beast web site, reporter Jeff Deeney profiled a startling underground market for the antipsychotic medication Seroquel (quetiapine). Deeney described street transactions in...

To Flush or Not To Flush

Oct 30, 2009
t FDA lists meds for trash or toilet. A recent post here on the subject of illegal bong water in Minnesota—coupled with a perceptive comment by a reader about drugs in the water supply—got me thinking again about what gets thrown in the sink or...

Alcohol and In Vitro Fertilization

Oct 25, 2009
Do drinking women face tougher odds? Everybody knows by now that it’s not safe to drink while pregnant. However, a new study of more than 2,500 couples enrolled in a course of in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment at a fertility clinic found that...

Bong Water Illegal in Minnesota

Oct 23, 2009
State Supreme Court calls it a “drug mixture.” The lesson is clear: If you live in Minnesota, and you happen to own a bong, be sure to pour out the water after each use. Bong water is now officially a controlled substance in Minnesota, according...


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