Majority of Children From Drug-Producing Homes Are Healthy, Drug Free
A new study suggests a majority of children who are removed from homes where drugs are produced are healthy and drug free. …
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A new study suggests a majority of children who are removed from homes where drugs are produced are healthy and drug free. …
Using the U.S. Postal Service and commercial carriers to transport contraband is becoming an increasingly popular choice among South Florida drug smugglers. …
Customs officials in South Florida say drug smugglers are finding a variety of creative ways to conceal their goods, from using submarines to hiding drugs in beans and nuts. …
Activating a specific brain receptor may reduce the appeal of cocaine, a new study in mice suggests. …
The blood pressure drug propranolol may help treat cocaine addiction, a new animal study suggests. …
Women who are suffering from a major depressive episode when they enter drug court are at substantially greater risk of using crack cocaine within four months, compared with women who are not currently depressed, according to a new study. …
Injection drug users have higher rates of abuse and dependence and have a greater need for substance abuse treatment compared with non-injecting drug users, a new study suggests. …
A new report from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime finds that the abuse of prescription opioids and synthetic drugs are on the rise globally, while worldwide markets for cocaine, heroin and marijuana have declined or remained stable. The report found the U.S. market for cocaine has experienced massive declines in recent years. …
Cocaine that is diluted with a commonly used veterinary drug can cause serious skin reactions, according to a new report. …
A study that examined the hearts of heavy cocaine users found that 83 percent had structural damage in their heart, even though they didn’t have any symptoms. …