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Positive fallout
Cynthia Tucker in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Futile drug war ignores target: Safety If Kathryn Johnston’s tragic death is to lead to systemic change at the Atlanta Police Department, then Chief Richard Pennington should reconsider the foolish and costly war on … Continue reading
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Marijuana and mental health
So everybody in the media is talking about the new studies (including one from Yale) that have conclusively determined that marijuana — gasp — temporarily affects the brain. Well, yes. That’s kind of the point. So does just about everything … Continue reading
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Research shows coffee compounds extend life and lower rates of chronic illnesses among those who are not prohibited by their…