The Politics of Drug Abuse Research Funding
Category: Call yer CongressCritter
That estimated $6 Billion in annual costs to our nation should get your attention.
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Category: Call yer CongressCritter
That estimated $6 Billion in annual costs to our nation should get your attention.
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Category: Drug Abuse Science
When I last took up the quixotic campaign of David Nutt, Ph.D., Professor of Psychopharmacology, Univ. of Bristol and former Chair of the UK Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs, it was to point out his belief that...
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Category: Blogging
A great blog covering substance-abuse related science and policy
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Category: Cocaine
The study was positive since vaccination resulted in more cocaine-free urine samples compared with the sham vaccination...but there is a catch.
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Category: Blogging
For the half-dozen or so of my readers who are actually drug abuse scientists I note the recent issue of the Newsline of CPDD contains an interesting observation from the Publications Committee: In addition, there are an increasing number of...
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Category: Diversity in Science
Professor O'Dell investigates the rewarding and dependence-inducing properties of nicotine in males and females across development from adolescence to adulthood.
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Category: MDMA
It is no great leap of genius to see that test / re-test reliability is particularly important when the diagnostic instrument consists of asking people about their illegal and socially stigmatized behaviors.
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Category: Ask DrugMonkey
One of the top questions from the boss, the US taxpayer, fielded by YHN
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Category: Cannabis
"For the record, I am not interested in discussing policy or the legal status of the drug. I am just here writing about how it works." heh hey, lemme 'splain how this is going to go down dr. leigh...
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Category: Drug Fatality
It is very sad that this seeming fad in recreational drug use is resulting in fatalities. It seems that it is doing so almost entirely because the dose is so hard to control / appreciate under the typical use circumstances.
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