Bizarre lifting of fear and shame
Updated: 2012-06-30 21:02:55
Great news! This past Tuesday, the Senate approved legislation that bans 28 chemicals often masked as incense or plant food and sold at corner stores and/or head shops, then used to make bath salts – the synthetic drug responsible for recent, multiple and very bizarre … Continue reading →
Nothing sounds better in the summertime than to taking a boat out onto the water in the sun… but drinking and boating has become a very common, and dangerous, combination. Boats don’t have seat belts, boats don’t have brakes, and … Continue reading →
Counterfeit drugs pose a big problem in the U.S. — this past February, the FDA discovered fake versions of the cancer drug Avastin being distributed to doctors across the country in a multi-million dollar drug trade. Lawmakers have been divided … Continue reading →
Many believe that prescribing children with ADHD is a very dangerous slippery slope, while others feel treatment is necessary. The long-debated ADHD controversy continues; found in a new study conducted by the Food and Drug Administration, ADHD prescriptions increased by 46% … Continue reading →
Oh, boy. Lindsay Lohan has been to jail five times; drinking and driving counts are scattered throughout her record over these past five years for the famous ’Mean Girls’ actress. Now she’s facing more trouble. Back in ’07, Lohan was hospitalized … Continue reading →
The UK’s Alcohol Health Alliance UK is asking for the country to follow in France’s footsteps and become stricter about the way alcohol is marketed to adolescents on programs sponsored by alcohol companies. The AHA is proposing “an end to the … Continue reading →
We first started to talk about the dangers of the synthetic drug known as bath salts last year, but unfortunately, it seems they’ve recently become even more of a buzz drug — more and more headlines are popping up, citing … Continue reading →
Two-time All American and Jacksonville Jaguars’ #1 top pick and wide receiver Justin Blackmon was arrested this past Sunday morning in Oklahoma on aggravated DUI charges — his blood alcohol level was 2.4, which is three times the legal limit of .15 in Oklahoma. This is … Continue reading →