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Good news in marijuana research
Word is out (via NORML) that DEA Administrative Law Judge Mary Ellen Bittner has ruled today in favor of Lyle Craker/MAPS. This, if it holds, would finally break the monopoly on research marijuana currently held by NIDA/DEA. The key is … Continue reading
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The Drug Czar’s war on the English Language
Use. Abuse. Two completely different words. Sure, they have some letters in common, and they have connections to each other, but there are different words. Sure, there are a few words where you can add a couple of letters without … Continue reading
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Regulated psilocybin centers in Oregon are studied to determine how they vet their clients: 12-Oct-2026 -- A new study has…