MS Study Shows Allergy Treatment Restores Protective Neuron Coating Multiple Sclerosis News Today
Read about a clinical trial suggesting that a common allergy medicine can restore multiple sclerosis patients’ protective nerve cell coating.
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Ketamine: Uses, effects, risks, and warnings Medical News Today
Ketamine clinic opens in Aspen with aim to fight severe depression Aspen Times
As ketamine continues to see an increase in acceptance by the medical community, two local doctors have opened a clinic at Aspen Valley Hospital to …
Could psychedelic drug ayahuasca have health benefits? BBC News
It is one of the strongest psychedelic drugs in the world and can trigger violent reactions, but some say its use for mental health issues should be researched.
Ayahuasca: Hallucinogenic drug used by indigenous Amazon tribes could help treat eating disorders, study finds The Independent
Drinking ayahuasca, a powerful psychedelic drug, could help treat eating disorders, according to a new study. The plant-based brew, which is used in mystical …
Is Tylenol ‘By Far the Most Dangerous Drug Ever Made?’ American Council on Science and Health
If you own Johnson and Johnson stock you probably have enough problems on your hands. The company keeps getting hammered by lawsuits alleging that talc …
Lil Wayne’s “I Feel Like Dying” Changed Rap’s Relationship with Drugs Forever VICE
Day 346: “I Feel Like Dying” – The Drought Is Over 2 (The Carter 3 Sessions), 2007. For the past several years, rap has exulted in a culture of prescription drug …
University of Toledo students studying how to prevent dry mouth Toledo Blade
Everyone has dry mouth sometimes. It can happen while you’re speaking in front of an audience or right before a big test. This is a natural reaction to …
Stanford research: Autism linked to imbalance in how brain cells chat The Mercury News
The brain cells in people with autism show no damage, yet something is profoundly wrong with how they talk to one another. A new Stanford study reveals the …
Weekly Dose: anaesthetic and recreational drug ketamine could be used to treat depression The Conversation AU
At higher doses ketamine is used to induce a trance-like state, sedate people with burns or other traumatic injuries, or as an anaesthetic to perform short …