During a 2016 Senate hearing, he called marijuana a dangerous drug.
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PFC [a dangerous drug invented to treat severe battlefield blood loss].
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One popular holiday, St. Patrick's Day, appears to celebrate the dangerous drug.
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Digital pills could also help doctors spot — and stop — dangerous drug use early.
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I think it's a more dangerous drug than a lot of people realize.
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WOLF BOYSTwo American Teenagers and Mexico's Most Dangerous Drug CartelBy Dan Slater19903 pp.
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The difference between essential medicine and dangerous drug has historically been tough to pin down.
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But the whereabouts of one of Mexico's richest and most dangerous drug lords remain unknown.
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They concluded alcohol is by far the most dangerous drug to society as a whole.
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Also, marijuana is not a dangerous drug because there isn't an addictive component in it.
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The federal government considers marijuana a dangerous drug and its distribution is still a federal offense.
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Pot is still officially a dangerous drug, on par with heroin, under the Controlled Substances Act.
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Attorney General Pam Bondi seconded the notion that the law would protect Floridians from dangerous drug traffickers.
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He said the scientific data overwhelmingly indicated it should not be listed as such a dangerous drug.
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I get that highlighting dangerous drug interactions runs the risk of implying the ones not mentioned are safe.
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Classifying it as a dangerous drug is the greatest detriment you can possibly do to something like Salvia.
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"The importance is that we are able to draw attention to this dangerous drug right now," Palamar said.
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Marijuana, or cannabis, is still classified as a dangerous drug in Israel and remains illegal for recreational purposes.
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In medication-assisted treatment, opioid abuse patients are given drugs that safely supplant their more dangerous drug use.
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In New York he moved on to heroin, just because it was the most dangerous drug in the room.
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I'll be the first to admit that we would see more abuse and possibly more accidental dangerous drug interactions.
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Then her daughter is kidnapped and Teresa must re-enter the dangerous drug trafficking world to get her back.
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Critic's Notebook BOSTON — Seductive, addictive and destructive, fame is the dangerous drug that your parents didn't warn you about.
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" In reality, ecstasy is not an "exceptionally dangerous drug," and passing a pill to your friend is not "beyond understanding.
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Richard argued to the judge that marijuana was not the harmful, dangerous drug it had been made out to be.
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"In 2017, [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] arrested criminal aliens with 76,000 charges and convictions for dangerous drug crimes," Trump said.
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After my tour (non-combat) as a Judge Advocate General, I joined the Justice Department's Narcotic and Dangerous Drug Section.
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That guidance, known as the "Cole Memo," still recognized marijuana as a "dangerous drug" that is illegal under federal law.
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We need such a watershed philosophy carried into the practice of prosecuting those involved with illegal and dangerous drug distribution networks.
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These states appreciate the tax revenue cannabis generates, and many people realize the weed-is-a-dangerous-drug mentality is outdated.
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In parts of New England, where a more dangerous drug supply arrived early, the number of overdoses has begun to fall.
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Rue was forced to lick fentanyl off of a knife by a dangerous drug dealer peddling thinly veiled sexual assault threats.
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It's often solitary duty, with large stretches of time patrolling alone, facing constant threats from dangerous drug and human smuggling organizations.
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Scientists have found dangerous drug-resistant "super bacteria" off Rio's beaches and in a lagoon where rowing and canoe athletes will compete.
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Rather, regularly using such antibacterial consumer soaps may be linked to the growth of dangerous drug-resistant bacteria, according to the paper.
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Yet Yaeger said the bribes were meant to cause doctors to prescribe the dangerous drug outside the usual course of medical practice.
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On his final day of druggy debauchery, he got absolutely fucking trollied on the most serious, most dangerous drug of all: Love.
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It was treated as having limited or no therapeutic use, and as being a dangerous drug, like heroin, requiring the strictest controls.
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The law was in response to a 2016 Chicago Tribune investigation revealing that pharmacies failed to warn patients about dangerous drug combinations.
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That alone contests a common critique of facilitating innovative help for drug users: enabling drug users and therefore, driving more dangerous drug use.
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"Congress has determined that marijuana is a dangerous drug and that the illegal distribution and sale of marijuana is a crime," he wrote.
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Often, it is passed off as heroin or some other pill and users have no idea that they are taking the dangerous drug.
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Men who take certain types of medication, such as nitrates for heart conditions, are discouraged from taking sildenafil due to dangerous drug interactions.
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The weight of the potentially dire consequences of filling the wrong prescription or missing dangerous drug interactions is crushing pharmacists, personally and professionally.
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While marijuana is legal for medicinal or recreational use in 44 states, the federal government still considers it an illegal and highly dangerous drug.
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When Seau sought relief for one of them, his doctor let him down and gave him a dangerous drug to mix with those symptoms.
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We have ended up in a labyrinth of contradictory rules: it is extremely difficult to obtain the license to study cannabis, a dangerous drug.
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Kaylee soon sought out the dangerous drug, which can cause hyperthermia, convulsions, cardiovascular issues and insomnia, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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So once marijuana is in fact legal, protections should be codified so those under supervision are less susceptible to making such dangerous drug gambles.
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The Canadian Border Services Agency announced that earlier this summer a dangerous drug called carfentanil was seized in a package from China destined for Calgary.
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Michael McLaughlin of Greenfield Fence, a contractor based near San Diego, says the barrier is needed to keep "dangerous drug dealers" out of the country.
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I was taking this powerful, potentially dangerous drug as a performance enhancer, yet I was doing so within the rules — thanks to the T.U.E. loophole.
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Azar calling marijuana "a dangerous drug," with Adams saying that science shows the drug is a health risk to developing brains of teenagers and fetuses.
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As access to a lifesaving drug reduces the risk of overdose death, more dangerous drug use -- including higher doses -- becomes more appealing, the researchers speculated.
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To deal with this, Berenson claims—as many have before him, in many different decades—that today's marijuana is basically a new and more dangerous drug.
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Methadone, which is typically administered in a supervised setting, and buprenorphine, which is offered in take-home doses, are both meant to supplant dangerous drug habits.
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And just about every responsible American isn't dumb enough to gamble their health on a potentially dangerous drug without asking their doctor about it first anyway.
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But according to Francia, sex work in El Salvador is often closely tied to gangs, and she said she was forced into the dangerous drug trade.
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On the downside, this means that, if you consume a potentially dangerous drug or poison, you are allowing it to more easily cross into your brain.
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The Department must be in a position to use all laws available to combat the transnational drug organizations and dangerous drug traffickers who threaten American lives.
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Federal law treats hemp like it's a dangerous drug, but the only thing you're going to accomplish by smoking hemp is wasting breath, time and lighter fluid.
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In a column posted online before the 2016 statehouse debate, he called marijuana "a dangerous drug" and said any form of legalization could be a slippery slope.
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But insufficient staff and equipment, and a lack of awareness among medical professionals mean many potentially dangerous drug reactions go unrecorded, hospital personnel across India told Reuters.
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Attorney Jose Baez, best-known for winning an acquittal for Casey Anthony, described Bradley as a dangerous drug trafficker who had a personal vendetta against the two men.
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So when Insys representatives misled and in some cases flat-out lied about a patient's needs, they helped push a dangerous drug to people who didn't need it.
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I remember as a boy being told that the experts said marijuana was a dangerous drug and would lead to hard drugs and all the rest of it.
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"Probably most of the cabinet drinks alcohol, the most dangerous drug of all," he said, adding that he believed perhaps half of the cabinet had used cannabis recreationally.
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Ms. Eaton, unable to persuade Mr. Brantley to seek help and knowing that the heroin could be laced with a dangerous drug called fentanyl, had called the police.
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But since he started in 2015, it quickly cut his need for strong painkillers, leaving him using only a small daily dose of Suboxone, a much less dangerous drug.
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" He added: "MDMA is not the most dangerous drug—I'm not saying it isn't dangerous, but generally it's not that bad if it's used in a somewhat safe manner.
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For convoluted reasons, Clarence and Rell's search brings them to the lair of dangerous drug dealer Cheddar (Method Man), who mistakes them for a pair of legendary lethal assassins.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Agricultural use of a last-resort antibiotic should be cut by two-thirds to limit the spread of dangerous drug resistance, European medicine regulators said on Thursday.
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Preventing overdose requires vigilance in prescribing at all dose levels as well as knowledge of the drivers of overdose, such as dangerous drug combinations, that are independent of dose.
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Fentanyl, the most dangerous drug in the United States, is produced legally in China, shipped to Mexico, and enters the U.S. supply chain through Mexican heroin and cocaine traffickers.
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The Obama-era policy recognized marijuana as a "dangerous drug," but said the Justice Department expected states and localities that authorized various uses to effectively regulate and police it.
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Basha told reporters on Monday the money belonged to "one of the most dangerous drug gangs active" in the central town of Elbasan and elsewhere in the poor Balkan country.
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Average annual gross income: $128,917Forensic toxicologists may conduct toxicology reports on samples obtained during autopsies, measuring poison and dangerous drug levels in a person's blood in the case of death.
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What's really shocking, however, is that Bayer marketed heroin for use in children as late as 1912, years after reports began to surface that it could be a dangerous drug.
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"Not only will a wall keep out the dangerous drug dealers, it will also keep out ... the heroin poisoning our youth," Trump told New Hampshire voters in October of 2016.
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Dr. Joseph Lee, medical director for youth services at the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, says that students act as mixologists, creating dangerous drug and alcohol cocktails for themselves and friends.
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We were willing to restrict access to a cold medicine and create a registry of purchasers because the drug was being used to make methamphetamine, a dangerous drug of addiction.
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"The heroin supply became more dangerous," drug policy expert Andrew Kolodny of Brandeis University told BuzzFeed News, with Mexican criminal cartels innovating by delivering the drug to white, rural America.
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The Obama administration announced Thursday that it is lifting a major barrier to marijuana research, though it rejected the latest state petitions to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug.
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" Also: "I think it is silly to say that marijuana is a dangerous drug while opiates and opioids are being used all the time and under medical supervision are considered safe.
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"I have heard reports the same as you of violence," he told reporters last week, noting that it is well known that dangerous drug cartels target migrants south of the border.
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Jeff Sessions, the attorney general, has been explicit in his view that marijuana is a dangerous drug and should remain officially classified with heroin as a substance with no medical value.
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Access isn't enough With access to naloxone reducing the risk of overdose death, more dangerous drug use -- including higher doses -- may become more appealing, the researchers speculated based on the data.
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Consumed by her own perceived slights and aggressions, she's blind to her son's descent into dangerous drug-use, instead constantly turning to him for the attention she doesn't receive from her husband.
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What's more, in response to this growing market of new drugs, ecstasy makers have ramped up purity to unprecedented levels, making it a far more dangerous drug than it has ever been.
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Though part of the same family of compounds, 2C-B isn't the same as 2C-P, the more dangerous drug implicated in the death of Louella Fletcher-Michie at Bestival in 2017.
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Ben Affleck, Oscar Isaac, Charlie Hunnam, Garrett Hedlund and Pedro Pascal play American military veterans who use their special skills as mercenaries to try to steal millions from a dangerous drug cartel.
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This month, the World Health Organization urged farmers to stop using antibiotics to promote growth and prevent disease in healthy animals because the practice fuels dangerous drug-resistant superbug infections in people.
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Mr. Rojas also told a police officer that he had smoked marijuana laced with PCP, or angel dust, a dangerous drug linked to temporary psychosis and violent behavior, the criminal complaint says.
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One of the prosecutors in Mr. Guzmán's case, Anthony Nardozzi, of the criminal division's Narcotic and Dangerous Drug Section, has been named a lead prosecutor in the case involving El Chapo's sons.
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Some cities, such as New York and Washington, DC, are also experimenting with testing syringes from overdose sites or needle exchange centers to try and produce real-time information about dangerous drug locations.
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A 40-year-old Burleigh Heads woman has been charged with unlawfully producing a dangerous drug, after eight cannabis plants were found in a locked room, and is set to appear in court.
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Databases are already in place to alert pharmacists about potentially dangerous drug interactions, but they miss prescriptions that patients fill at other pharmacies and any over-the-counter drugs and supplements people take.
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In an effort to understand why some men would continue taking a potentially dangerous drug, we reached out to Michael Kehler, a masculinities scholar and a professor at the University of Western Ontario.
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Why not borrow a page from the tobacco model, which uses solely public health tools to depress the use of an addictive, dangerous drug, instead of wasting money and lives on prisons and police?
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In 2013, then-Deputy Attorney General James M. Cole issued a memo to all U.S. attorneys, directing prosecutors not to focus their energies on individual marijuana users, but on more dangerous drug-related crime.
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In 2014, for example, researchers published a review of 75 studies on the supervised injection sites, which found a correlation to safer drug use without any apparent increase in crime or dangerous drug use.
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For example, in the United States, the Drug Enforcement Administration considers marijuana a Schedule 1 drug "with no currently accepted medical use," though there are efforts underway to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug.
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Hong Kong classifies cannabis as a dangerous drug, and drug traffickers face a penalty of 15 years to life imprisonment, and a fine ranging from HK$ 100,000 [$9,944 USD] to HK $5 million [$472,480 USD].
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This is not an elegy for heroin, a dangerous drug in its own right that spread from cities into suburbs and rural areas about a decade ago, when addictive prescription painkillers became harder to get.
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Yet the vast majority of the 60 new antimicrobial products in development worldwide are variations on existing therapies, and only a handful target the most dangerous drug-resistant infections, the agency said in a report.
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Chief among the concerns raised by the report is simply that "nicotine is a dangerous drug" to the developing brain, said Terry Pechacek, a professor in the school of public health at Georgia State University.
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Wolf Boys: Two American Teenagers and Mexico's Most Dangerous Drug Cartel is a new book by reporter Dan Slater that examines cartel culture and the war on drugs from the nuanced perspective of its youngest constituents.
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Prized in antiquity for its ability, as Homer wrote, "to quiet all pain and strife, and to bring forgetfulness of every evil," opium has always hovered on the line between essential household medicine and dangerous drug.
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While the scale is small compared with deaths in the United States — where more than 100 Americans die each day from opioid abuse — British authorities fear that fentanyl could become the country's next most dangerous drug.
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LONDON, Nov 7 (Reuters) - The World Health Organization urged farmers on Tuesday to stop using antibiotics to promote growth and prevent disease in healthy animals because the practice fuels dangerous drug-resistant superbug infections in people.
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Kristin and Somchai were indicted June 9 on three felony charges – possession of a dangerous drug, drug paraphernalia and child abuse – after they allegedly did cocaine one night and Krystin later breastfed their 4-month-old daughter.
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" The criminal complaint further alleges that Keller increased patients' opioid dosage "while prescribing medications such as Soma, a muscle relaxant, and benzodiazepines — both of which are known to cause a dangerous drug interaction when taken with opioids.
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Reuters reported in June that scientists found dangerous drug-resistant "super bacteria" off beaches in Rio de Janeiro that will host Olympic swimming races and in the lagoon, where rowing events are scheduled to begin on Saturday.
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But Berenson, aided by Gladwell and an effective media campaign, has renewed the argument that has stigmatized marijuana for decades: that it is a dangerous drug for both the people who use it and those around them.
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But groups like the Drug Free America Foundation (which did not respond to multiple requests for comment) say that abstinence is necessary, arguing that anything short of it is simply masking and even enabling dangerous drug use.
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"Congress has determined that marijuana is a dangerous drug and that the illegal distribution and sale of marijuana is a crime," Sessions wrote in July in letters to the governors of four states with legal marijuana, including Oregon.
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The use of antibiotics to promote growth in healthy animals has been banned in Europe Union since 2006 and in the United States since 2017 because it fuels the development of dangerous drug-resistant superbug infections in people.
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The Daya Foundation has embarked on this experiment under the supervision of the government: Last December, Chilean president Michelle Bachelet signed a measure that declassified marijuana as a dangerous drug, and authorized the sale of cannabis-derived medicine.
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Mr. Newsom, the lieutenant governor of California, concedes that legalizing marijuana has many challenges, among them staving off the prospect of powerful marijuana monopolies and keeping what he termed a "dangerous drug" out of the hands of children.
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Recent reports obtained by Reuters have surfaced that dangerous, drug-resistant super bacteria have been found in the Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon in the heart of Rio, as well as in a river that empties into Guanabara Bay.
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This could be hugely beneficial to public health and safety, since alcohol is a fairly dangerous drug linked to violent crimes, poisonings, and fatal accidents, while legal pot isn't linked to violent crimes or poisonings and less likely to cause accidents.
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A charity looking to fight the rise of dangerous, drug-resistant bacteria on Thursday asked the public to help convince McDonald's restaurants around the world to stop serving meat and milk from animals raised with routine use of medically important antibiotics.
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Across town, Hermione Lodge (Marisol Nichols) tells her own 16-year-old daughter she has to figure out how to pay back an infamously dangerous drug kingpin solo, essentially hanging her only child out to dry (or, you know, die).
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A public information officer for the Oro Valley Police Department says Krystin Rae Lisaius and Somchai P. Lisaius – both news personalities in the Tucson area – were indicted June 9 on three felony charges: possession of a dangerous drug, drug paraphernalia and child abuse.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration on Thursday denied requests to stop classifying marijuana as a dangerous drug with no medical use, leaving users and businesses in limbo after many states have legalized it for medical or recreational purposes.
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Even so, the US has threatened farmers who grow it and often treated it like a dangerous drug: the plant remains forbidden in the eyes of the federal government, which blanket-banned all forms of cannabis under the Controlled Substances Act in 20143.
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Speaking before the UN General Assembly, Jamaican Foreign Minister Kamina Johnson-Smith said that scheduling cannabis as a dangerous drug with no medical use — a status that dates back to the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs — is outdated and out of touch.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - The U.S. government will announce on Thursday that it will allow more research into marijuana but rejected requests to loosen the classification of the substance as a dangerous drug with no medical use, sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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The charges brought against the crime lord drew upon the work of the F.B.I., the D.E.A., Homeland Security, the Narcotics and Dangerous Drug Section of the Justice Department, and United States attorney's offices in Chicago, Miami, San Diego, El Paso and New York.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A charity looking to fight the rise of dangerous, drug-resistant bacteria on Thursday asked the public to help convince McDonald's restaurants around the world to stop serving meat and milk from animals raised with routine use of medically important antibiotics.
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Related: Jalisco's 'New Generation' Is Becoming One of Mexico's Most Powerful and Dangerous Drug Cartels His brother, Antonio Oseguera Cervantes, was detained in December; his alleged second-in-command, Iván Cazarín Molina, was caught in November; and his son, Ruben Oseguera González, was arrested in June.
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And while the DEA's refusal two weeks ago to reschedule marijuana as a less dangerous drug frustrated many cannabis activists, the fact that the agency announced it would increase the number of operations allowed to grow research-grade cannabis signaled it was open to marijuana pharmaceuticals.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The United States is falling behind Europe in the fight to curb the overuse and misuse of antibiotics in meat production and experts are warning of the possibility of dangerous drug-resistant "superbug" infections as a result, according to a new report on Tuesday.
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While VHA physicians have been quick to prescribe powerful and dangerous drug cocktails (opiates and benzodiazepines) in response to these and other service-related conditions, how could the federal government continue to deny veterans legal access to medical cannabis as a demonstrably safer alternative treatment option?
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In a new book, "Wolf Boys: Two American Teenagers and Mexico's Most Dangerous Drug Cartel" (Simon & Schuster), Dan Slater writes that by 2004 the Zetas were moving as much as ten tons of cocaine across the border—and grossing roughly a hundred million dollars—every week.
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Marijuana, which cannot lead to overdoses and which can be used as an effective pain-relief medicine, is classified by the federal authorities in America as a more dangerous drug than fentanyl, which is used in very controlled doses by cancer patients and abused fatally across the country.
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The policy put in place under Democratic former President Barack Obama, outlined by then-Deputy Attorney General James Cole in a series of memos, recognized marijuana as a "dangerous drug," but said the Justice Department expected states and localities that authorized various uses of the drug to effectively regulate and police it.
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The idea came from my four-year-old nephew: He was playing with his grow your own tomato kit and I jokingly said to my sister that she should get him a cannabis/hemp one so he learns about hemp as a resourceful plant as opposed to a dangerous drug—and she loved it, so I made it.
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Pot smoke wafted across the White House lawn on Saturday as activists, toting a 50-foot inflatable joint and a cage to highlight the absurdity of locking up marijuana users, called on President Obama to remove pot from the DEA's dangerous drug list, to decriminalize pot at the federal level and to release the country's remaining pot prisoners.
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Here's the version of "The City on the Edge of Forever" that's been seen by countless viewers since 1967: After administering a small dose of a dangerous drug to Lt. Sulu (George Takei), Dr. McCoy (DeForest Kelley) accidentally administers a massive dose to his own abdomen after getting knocked about when the Enterprise hits some interference from a strange time distortion.
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Yet, "to many people brought up in the Reagan drug war era with the 'drugs fry your brain' message, psilocybin may seem a strange and possibly even a dangerous drug treatment of serious mental illness," wrote David Nutt, professor of neuropsychopharmacology and director of the neuropsychopharmacology unit in the Division of Brain Sciences at Imperial College London, in the editorial.
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