The Economist reports how cartels changed their business models to adapt to demand for opioids—a demand created legally by pharmaceutical company advertising and marketing campaigns in the U.S., but now met illegally by low-quality labs outside it.
Police in the U.S. routinely claim that officers have overdosed by merely handling or even being near fentanyl. While this is false and suggestive of delusional or deceptive behavior, the video here of fentanyl being made is quite hairy indeed.
A group of people took a private boat into the ocean off the Florida Keys over the weekend and what they came across was nothing to sniff at. In fact,… READ THE REST
Ahead of next week's presidential debate, Sean Hannity accused President Biden of taking "drugs" — as in caffeine. Yes, you heard that right. Hannity suspects Biden is on caffeine, and… READ THE REST
No thanks, they'll pass. Makes them grind their teeth too much. An FDA panel voted against allowing for MDMA to be used in treating PTSD earlier this week. Clearly, whoever… READ THE REST
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