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Chatham House
Chatham House Magazine has a slate of drug war articles in the current issue; some good, some atrocious. The current issue is free to read online, so you can check them out now. In the atrocious category are: Legalization Could … Continue reading
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Unintended consequences
One of the things about prohibition that people sometimes forget is that it so often truly does make drug-taking more dangerous. Alcohol prohibition led to people going blind from government poisoned alcohol, and to dangerous alcohol stills that were both … Continue reading
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Study reveals brain cells that can help drive anxiety after cannabinoid exposure: 2-Oct-2026 -- CHICAGO — For the first time,…