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66 votes
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Oregon launches legal psilocybin access amid high demand and hopes for improved mental health care
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Ozempic cuts alcohol cravings. Liquor companies aren’t ready.
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Novo Nordisk, the maker of weight-loss drug Wegovy has become Europe's most valuable firm, dethroning the French luxury conglomerate LVMH
20 votes -
Many people think cannabis smoke is harmless − a physician explains how that belief can put people at risk
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Copenhagen's mayor has urged foreigners not to buy weed in the city's Christiania neighborhood where a thirty-year-old man was shot and killed
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The battle against the fungal apocalypse is just beginning
61 votes -
King County to surpass record fentanyl death toll — with four months left in 2023
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Tylenol: Six more years of failure
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In the Gulf, a growing scramble for Ozempic and other weight-loss drugs
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Novo Nordisk, the Danish company behind two popular obesity medications, is reaping huge profits and is now responsible for most of the country's economic growth
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'Like Snoop Dogg's living room': Smell of pot wafts over notorious US Open court
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Residents of the Danish neighbourhood of Christiania have asked authorities for help shutting down its Pusher Street after a slew of recent gang-related murders
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Wegovy may be valuable new option for heart failure patients
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How the richest country in the world has allowed its poor to remain poor
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America's obsession with weight-loss drugs is affecting the economy of Denmark – Novo Nordisk's market capitalization has matched the GDP of its home country
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US 5th Circuit Court of Appeal rejects challenge to Mifeprestone abortion pill’s approval, but upholds some restrictions
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Some patients who took weight-loss drugs face disturbing side effects
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What is your experience with switching medication and brain zaps?
I've just started switching my medication and it's been pretty bad for me. Brain zaps are very frequent and I'm crying a lot. I'm struggling. I've been trying to find out what other people's...
I've just started switching my medication and it's been pretty bad for me. Brain zaps are very frequent and I'm crying a lot. I'm struggling.
I've been trying to find out what other people's experience has been like when they switch meds. What is normal and what isn't. People who relate to brain zaps and how they deal with it. Are brain zaps even considered a real thing?
What has your experience been like?
26 votes -
The psychedelic drug that conquered Europe
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How a drug maker profited by slow-walking a promising HIV therapy
21 votes -
How Portugal decriminalized drugs
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How does the new over-the-counter birth control pill, Opill, work to prevent pregnancy?
16 votes -
Policeman and reformed criminal who shot him meet face-to-face | Crime Stories
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A new bill would force internet companies in the USA to spy on their users for the Drug Enforcement Administration
45 votes -
First over-the-counter birth control pill gets US Food and Drug Administration approval
58 votes -
Which recreational and/or illegal drugs have you tried? Why and how did it happen?
This topic allows no mention of means to obtain drugs or endorses the use of it. It only asks for people who have experiences they are willing to share. I'm referring to recreational and/or...
This topic allows no mention of means to obtain drugs or endorses the use of it. It only asks for people who have experiences they are willing to share.
I'm referring to recreational and/or illegal substances.
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Johnson & Johnson has granted Stop TB Partnership license to produce generic bedaquiline in low and middle-income countries
33 votes -
An open letter to Johnson & Johnson regarding its strategy to extend its patent on bedaquiline leading to a predicted six million lives lost over four years
79 votes -
Most patients using weight-loss drugs like Wegovy stop within a year, data show
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Australia legalises psychedelics for mental health
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Could this drug help cure PTSD? With Rachel Nuwer - Factually
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Drug cartel violence flares in western Mexico after vigilante leader’s killing
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There’s finally a psychedelic caucus in congress — here’s what they’re doing
21 votes -
Golden age of medicine
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Heat sensitivity/intolerance
So it is 80 degrees fahrenheit here today which usually would not be an issue for me but today I was too hot and sweaty. I am perimenopausal (49 years old) and I knew that could mess with heat...
So it is 80 degrees fahrenheit here today which usually would not be an issue for me but today I was too hot and sweaty. I am perimenopausal (49 years old) and I knew that could mess with heat tolerance. What I had not realized until today is that heat intolerance is also a side effect of many blood pressure medicines, antidepressants and allergy meds. And I am on all of those now.
I have just ordered some gadget that is a fan that goes around my neck and can be recharged via USB which seemed worth trying. And of course I will drink plenty of water, and try to stay in air conditioning whenever I can. Any other advice on how to deal with increased sensitivity to heat / higher heat intolerance? It is still early enough in the summer that the worst summer heat here is yet to come, so having some more tips might help me. Thanks!
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Goodbye, Ozempic
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Copaganda: What cop shows get wrong about Fentanyl
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How do you keep track of your medication refills?
Every person in my household takes a daily regimen of prescription medication and/or supplements. We keep ending up in situations where we run out of something because we don’t have a good way to...
Every person in my household takes a daily regimen of prescription medication and/or supplements. We keep ending up in situations where we run out of something because we don’t have a good way to keep track of our remaining supply of each thing. We need a better system for managing this!
We each use a 28-day (4 week) pill dispenser box which helps somewhat. I refill the dispensers when they are empty. The problem is, some of the medications run out in the last week of the dispenser. At the time I fill it, it’s way too early to call the pharmacy for a refill. But by the time the supply runs out I’ve forgotten about it and have to scramble to get more. I hope I’m explaining that clearly. It’s complicated because every medication runs out on a different schedule.
If you’ve got a solution to this problem please share it!
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Big Meat just can’t quit antibiotics
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How a dose of MDMA transformed a white supremacist
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US medical insurers clamping down on doctors who prescribe Ozempic for weight loss
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Alzheimer’s drug gets Food and Drug Administration panel’s backing, setting the stage for broader US use
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Residents of Christiania in Denmark may vote to end open cannabis trade over fears of rising gang violence
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Lung cancer pill cuts risk of death by half, says ‘thrilling’ study
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How Sweden and Denmark became rare bright spots for Europe's pharma industry
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Abortion pills: An option not talked about
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Bioluminescence helps researchers develop cancer drugs for brain
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Finland is the European country with the highest proportion of under 25s dying from drugs
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Are cures for some of the world’s deadliest diseases hiding in our sewers?
7 votes