"Not everybody who uses substances is addicted to those substances," Mooney says.
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Hazardous substances Local municipality: Latex paint and other dangerous substances must be disposed of properly.
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Psilocybin, MDMA and LSD are all listed as Schedule 21993 substances under the U.S. Controlled Substances Act.
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Schedule one substances are permitted to be used in research under the UN Convention on Psychotropic Substances.
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The charges announced Wednesday include unlawful distribution of controlled substances and conspiracy to obtain controlled substances by fraud.
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Dr. Berndt Finke: I studied nutritional science and wanted to continue working with biological substances and natural substances from plants.
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Dr. Berndt Finke: I studied nutritional science and wanted to continue working with biological substances and natural substances from plants.
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The Psychoactive Substances Act introduced in May this year outlawed a raft of substances, but crucially did not criminalize possession.
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It can test maybe ten substances a year, but there are hundreds of new substances on the market every year.
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Dealing with people who use different substances on a regular basis; as well as how widely used all of these substances are.
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"We document the sales, what comes in and out, in terms of controlled substances, not all drugs, just controlled substances," Payne said.
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And individuals may be reacting differently to different substances or combinations of substances, which could be exacerbated by their unique working conditions.
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Police said the man "has long tried to produce toxic substances, including heavy metal compounds," based on substances found in his home.
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CDC SAYS AT THIS TIME, SPECIFIC SUBSTANCES WITHIN E-CIGARETTE PRODUCTS THAT CAUSE ILLNESS ARE NOT KNOWN & COULD INVOLVE VARIETY OF SUBSTANCES
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People who are depressed may be more likely to use these substances, and these substances may lead to more feelings of depression.
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He's facing two drug-related charges -- selling and delivering schedule III substances, and possession with intent to sell and distribute schedule III substances.
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The updated Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) finally gave the EPA the regulatory authority to protect us from dangerous toxic substances like asbestos.
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Under the Controlled Substances Act, there are five categories of controlled substances known as schedules, which weigh a drug's medical value and abuse potential.
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Alcohol and tobacco, two substances acknowledged to possess far greater dangers to health than does cannabis, are not classified under the Controlled Substances Act.
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It has said it would label 25 fentanyl substances and two precursors — the chemical ingredients that can be used to make the drug — controlled substances.
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We should be studying what the effects are of cannabis legalization on the use of other substances, including the most common legal substances: tobacco and alcohol.
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To clarify, absorption is when substances are soaking up like water in a sponge, but adsorption is when substances bind to a surface—like kettle corn.
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The updated Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) finally gave the EPA regulatory authority to protect Americans from dangerous toxic substances like asbestos, a known human carcinogen.
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McGowan, who goes by the nickname "Fat," reportedly faces multiple charges including conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute controlled substances and conspiracy to import controlled substances.
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China has 138 new psychoactive substances, including 23 fentanyl analogues, listed as controlled substances even though there is no widespread abuse of these drugs in the country.
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To keep psychedelics as Schedule I substances makes researching them prohibitively hard, but to call for reclassifying them as Schedule II substances is unlikely to succeed either.
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But potential risks to health relative to other substances — including legal substances like alcohol, tobacco and prescription medications — are not so great as to warrant its continued prohibition.
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" In a statement to the Telegraph, Mitchell, who confessed on oath to using banned substances during his career, said: "I never suggested in any way that any of my current athletes used any banned substances or that I was familiar with training any of my current athletes with those substances.
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Pacifiers that contain other non-honey substances, such as corn syrup, can still be risky, said Van Deusen, so it's best to avoid any pacifiers that contain food substances.
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"Athletes would have greater clarity on the risks, greater confidence in the substances, more alternatives than just synthetic substances, and a completely different sociology around the problem," said Miah.
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But in passing the Controlled Substances Act of 1970, Congress also gave the agency broad authority over how prescription opioids and other controlled substances were classified, produced and distributed.
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" The conclusion -- "the NFL found no credible evidence that Peyton Manning was provided with or used HGH or other substances prohibited by the league's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
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Finally, consider the fact that he's still drunk and high on a variety of substances (including at least ecstasy), and that he's not experienced with taking any of these substances.
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All were from illegally distilled alcohol, locally known as "oplosan," which can contain a variety of substances including methanol, medicinal alcohol, fruit extract and toxic substances such as mosquito repellent.
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"Patients might not always know what substances they use or might be hesitant to reveal use of substances that are not legal in their state," one of the reports said.
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" CAGW agreed with the Federal Trade Commission's opinion that the final adoption of the draft guidance "could result in physicians incorrectly believing that biosimilars' drug substances differ in clinically meaningful ways from their reference biologics' drug substances, especially since differences in drug substance names have traditionally connoted meaningful differences in drug substances.
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He also was convicted on one count of maintaining a place for the purpose of illegally distributing controlled substances and one count of possession with the intent to distribute controlled substances.
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The Act applied a Schedule I label to most psychedelic substances, meaning the substances had a high potential for abuse and no recognized medical benefit in the eyes of the law.
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The DEA says schedule 2 substances have some medical value and schedule 1 substances do not, so the latter receive more regulatory scrutiny even though they may not be more dangerous.
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Under the U.S. Controlled Substances Act of 2628, the cannabis plant and its biologically active components are classified as Schedule I prohibited substances — the most restrictive category available under the law.
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" These substances are what Edmonds refers to as "buffers.
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The Justice Department said six individuals, including two doctors and three registered pharmacists were charged with several counts, including unlawful distribution of controlled substances and conspiracy to obtain controlled substances by fraud.
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Some of the substances run the risk of interacting with drugs (like anti-depressants) in unpredictable ways, especially if you're taking the substances in large doses — say, as a replacement for alcohol.
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The U.S. Attorney's Office in Detroit had been investigating the possibility that Mallinckrodt failed to report suspicious orders of controlled substances from 2006 to 2011 in violation of the Controlled Substances Act.
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"I have the documentation of all the substances we brought to Austria and I'm pretty sure there are no prohibited substances," the National Biathlon Federation of Kazakhstan's secretary general, Manas Ussenov, said.
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Both bills aim to improve upon the Toxic Substances Control Act of 1976, under which it has been extraordinarily difficult for the EPA to actually ban any harmful substances, such as asbestos.
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The DEA says schedule 2 substances have some medical value and schedule 1 substances do not, so schedule 1 drugs receive more regulatory scrutiny even though they may not be more dangerous.
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Actual-Existing Banned Substances: 220, 221, 5, 7, 8, 10, 13, 15, 203, 18, 22 Not-Yet Actual-Existing Banned Substances: 2, 3, 6, 9, 11, 12, 14, 16, 19, 20, 21
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Woods is charged with driving under the influence of alcoholic beverages, chemical substances or controlled substances on Monday morning and was also cited for improper stopping, standing or parking in an illegal place.
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So under the new Psychoactive Substances Act—which comes into force on the May 26 and bans all psychoactive substances apart from tobacco, alcohol, caffeine, and licensed medicines—kambo will technically become illegal.
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While China accepts that some new psychoactive substances, including fentanyl, manufactured in China are sold in the United States, the substances are not yet readily abused and trafficked in China itself, he said.
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Critics suggest that the enforcement of the law could in practice work around a more specific definition of psychoactive substances than the law itself contains, largely targeting substances that mimic already-illegal drugs.
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Beijing officials announced on Wednesday that China will list an additional 32 New Psychoactive Substances (NPS) as controlled substances from September, making it illegal to manufacture, sell or even possess them without authorization.
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An NFL spokesperson made the announcement Monday, saying Gordon, who plays for the Seattle Seahawks, has been suspended indefinitely without pay for violating NFL policies on performance-enhancing substances and substances of abuse.
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The Controlled Substances Act bans pot even for medical purposes.
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But which substances are the worst for this and why?
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" The complaint does not specify what type of "illegal substances.
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But when prescriptions end, addicts sometimes turn to illicit substances.
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But some of those replacements are, themselves, pretty caustic substances.
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Athletes who take banned substances put their health at risk.
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No human trials involving the substances have ever been conducted.
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Why these particular substances suppress MS remains to be discovered.
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"I learned to manage emotional pain with substances," he says.
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I could keep myself numb if I was on substances.
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Then often they're using substances to deal with their confusion.
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Other substances, like the widely used nootropic phenylpiracetam, aren't allowed.
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Most of these games don't dwell on these substances, however.
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Prosecutors would not comment on the amount of substances seized.
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Of all natural substances, milk has the most artificial smell.
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What they see: an experiment in how disparate substances combine.
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The big danger comes with mixing benzodiazepines with other substances.
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Both of these substances are harmful to cats and dogs.
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But, as with most substances, the dose makes the poison.
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Besides, many LGTBQ people have a fraught relationship with substances.
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"Many products and substances are still being investigated," Schuchat said.
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Their approach to housing encourages safe use over banning substances.
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The two substances reacted with one another, creating toxic fumes.
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It's unclear what kinds of products or substances are involved.
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Apodaca was facing several drug charges, including trafficking controlled substances.
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It claims he had a private stock of controlled substances.
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The sea has been chock full of controlled substances recently.
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Experts do not suggest that Semenya has taken banned substances.
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She believes Mellon started using substances again sometime last week.
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It's unclear whether there were substances other than chlorine present.
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Carbon and methane aren't the only substances wildfires shake loose.
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"It's common for people to use substances together," Mooney says.
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They had fun, she said, but he was abusing substances.
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He thought the majority were addicted to substances or alcohol.
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You can medicate with obviously substances, with television, with pornography.
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Why would he use these substances without knowing their purpose?
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If someone references illegal substances, I show them the door.
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I had a license for 15 different Schedule I substances.
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In the Russian hackers' eyes, both athletes took banned substances.
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That agreement -- the 1987 Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer -- called for the phase-out of substances including chlorofluorocarbons and halons, once present in refrigerators, aerosol cans and dry cleaning chemicals.
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Average annual salary: What they do: Research and study substances at the atomic and molecular levels and the ways in which substances react with one another, use knowledge to develop new and improved products.
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Going against the Advisory Council's advice, as is their wont, the government did include NOS in the list of newly controlled substances when the Psychoactive Substances Act came into force in May of 2016.
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But commercialization of harmful substances is only slightly better: While supply alone doesn't cause addiction, promotion of addictive drugs can make them more harmful or switch people from less dangerous to more deadly substances.
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Hundreds of cases, multiple substances On Thursday, officials from CDC, FDA and states complex investigations, involving hundreds of patients -- including some who are reluctant or too ill to talk with investigators -- and multiple substances.
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A fetus of the other sex carries foreign substances (also known as antigens) that a women's body has never seen before—substances that may directly enter her bloodstream during childbirth, thereby stimulating production of antibodies.
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But the FDA has not yet developed a final list of those substances, and instead adopted an interim policy allowing bulk compounding using drug substances that compounders could nominate for eventual inclusion on the list.
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The survey provides the first litmus test into the impact of last year's Psychoactive Substances Act—which banned the sale of new psychoactive substances (NPS) from head shops—on the supply and use of Spice.
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We know all this to be true, but what we don't know is why people who've all ingested pretty much the same mind-altering substances behave in such different ways when those substances take hold.
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Studying and administering substances gets progressively easier as you move from Schedule I to Schedule V. Substances in Schedule I, including heroin, are the only ones, in fact, that require a special license to study.
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Laws such as the recently revised Toxic Substances Control Act in the U.S. give regulators tools to grapple with these substances, but they also highlight the tens of thousands of chemicals that still await assessment.
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"There were no illicit substances or anything to suggest foul play."
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How to check cleaning products for hazardous substances It&aposs tricky.
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The boys eventually stopped going to school and started abusing substances.
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Is it fair to treat the substances so differently under law?
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The Iditarod began testing sled dogs for prohibited substances in 1994.
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Though they are only one letter apart, the substances are different.
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There were also a few duffle bags, allegedly containing controlled substances.
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Haunt-like perceptions can also arise from reactions to toxic substances.
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"We'll see what substances they took," Crescenti said to the BBC.
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It was the combination of substances that had caused the trouble.
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Blood tests were negative for common prescription drugs and other substances.
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We work closely with regulatory authorities to monitor for prohibited substances.
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These so-called "novel psychoactive substances" entered the mainstream in 2009.
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Nair doesn't think less of people that do take psychedelic substances.
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His education and prevention programs weakened demand for illegal substances, Drs.
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The two substances combine to build a shape within the tray.
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Chemistry transforms the nature of substances, but not their total mass.
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It allows us to predict which might be the best substances.
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Do not put any substances, natural or unnatural, on the walls.
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DNA is one of the most powerful substances in the universe.
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"Substances are selected, analyzed, decomposed, and treated," the show notes continue.
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Researching controlled substances requires sign-off from the DEA, Pennington noted.
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Abstain from using controlled substances or alcohol (she'll be drug tested).
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Modern science can study these age-old substances with great precision.
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The episode centered around Kirke's issues with substances of all kinds.
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The driver wasn't under the influence of any substances, he adds.
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Moreover, some of these substances are far stronger than fentanyl itself.
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That's true of many substances, but with helium, things are different.
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In addition, they don't detect substances you're not already looking for.
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These trends certainly contribute to the abuse of fentanyl-type substances.
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Congress did not clearly define abuse under the Controlled Substances Act.
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Drug users often take different substances throughout the day or week.
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Forty Kenyans have tested positive for banned substances in recent years.
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Scientists aren't just adding substances to clouds, they're also creating clouds.
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In fact, deaths from fentanyl-related substances now surpass heroin deaths.
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WADA prohibits athletes from taking, as of 20103, some 300 substances.
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Breath tests only detect alcohol, whereas urine tests detect controlled substances.
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Across the country, perfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) are contaminating drinking water supplies.
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The substances had previously been listed as safe for pesticide use.
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What's the general attitude towards this weird compound substances over there?
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The fine, he says, is for small quantities of illicit substances.
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The expert committee met in November to evaluate several psychoactive substances.
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Instead, these substances seem to activate our own, intrinsic protective mechanisms.
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Oh, and, of course, no pesticides or other icky substances either.
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"People don't misuse substances because they are bad people," he said.
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What explains the right-wing commentariat's special attraction to the substances?
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They are less likely to go to jail or abuse substances.
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Gurba likes the feel of radioactive substances on her bare hands.
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In one instance, substances found inside the device affected the screen.
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And there are rarely miracle substances to make it all better.
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E-cigarettes vaporize nicotine or other liquid substances that users inhale.
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The substances still rank among the most toxic chemical warfare agents.
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These strips detect ketones, substances your liver creates when processing fat.
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His nose began to itch, from the toxic substances, he believes.
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I eventually was introduced to "harder" substances and became hopelessly addicted.
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The method can potentially be applied to a variety of substances.
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New York listed PFOS and PFOA as hazardous substances in 2017.
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Exposure to liquids and other substances can also harm the chip.
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Workers in these refineries are the first exposed to toxic substances.
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The attacks involve corrosive substances being used to physically maim people.
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There are key differences in how the two substances are regulated.
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Almost all of them also had other substances in their system.
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I used substances to spackle areas I could have worked on.
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However, ravers aren't the only ones using (or abusing) illegal substances.
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What was your security like for these substances you were making?
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To understand if pet parents truly know the risks these substances pose to their pets, the Family Center for Recovery surveyed over 1,000 pet owners who admitted to seeing their pet ingest drugs or other substances.
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The three were indicted in March 2010 in the US District Court of Massachusetts on charges of conspiracy to launder money, conspiracy to distribute controlled substances, and conspiracy to import controlled substances into the United States.
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The Marijuana Freedom and Opportunity Act removes marijuana from the list of scheduled substances under the 85033 Controlled Substances Act, allowing states to decide how to handle marijuana possession, according to a statement from Schumer's office.
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Dermatological toxicology involves considering the balance between "wash in," the risk of absorbing potentially toxic substances through the skin, and "wash out," the loss of protection as substances are lost by sweating or water exposure or rubbing.
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The networks behind these websites violated the Controlled Substances Act by failing to register their online pharmacies with the DEA despite knowingly or intentionally advertising the sale of controlled substances, such as opioids, according to the FDA.
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According to the indictment, McGowan was charged with eight drug-related counts, including conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute controlled substances, conspiracy to import controlled substances and possession with intent to distribute and distribution of heroin.
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The substance, noted for causing health problems like leukemia, is working its way through the processes of the Toxic Substances Control Act, which allows the EPA to require reporting, record-keeping, testing and restrictions on dangerous substances.
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The next morning, Kessler blamed Ambien, plus a mixture of other substances.
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Greta subdues Frances with a mixture of substances until she's completely depleted.
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Fats make up prostaglandins, substances necessary for us to produce sex hormones.
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While receiving in-home services, Ms. Lavarnia tested positive for illegal substances.
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Instead, "drugs" generally means illicit substances like heroin, cocaine, meth, and marijuana.
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Therefore it ranks both substances in its top category of being carcinogenic.
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"I can only really take substances if it's a ritual," he said.
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It also covers a broader spectrum of opacity than such photochromic substances.
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A new study links heavy use of both substances to lower grades.
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I think food is one of the most intimate substances we encounter.
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Plus these substances can have side effects, the way a drug does.
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Her religion taught her to spurn addictive substances — no alcohol, no caffeine.
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Switching to marijuana could help avoid the abuse of these addictive substances.
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SCiO can analyze substances based on how their molecules interact with light.
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These substances are not subject to premarket approval, according to the FDA.
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So they exempted alcohol and tobacco from the definition of controlled substances.
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"Maybe there are some personal health benefits to these substances," Walsh said.
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Even if you don't want people to take the substances, they are.
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Shoved into the shadows, substances take on an even more illicit appeal.
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However, another family of substances have been found to harm the atmosphere.
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The two chemicals are part of a group of polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).
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"There are over-the-counter substances you need — cold medicine," he said.
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What substances is he given to say what has to be said?
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He said university-level athletes also took banned substances in international competition.
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Others say they have found hair-like substances embedded in the products.
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Other substances taken are a mix of pharmaceuticals, cocaine and cheap smack.
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Cyborg has, after all, been popped for ban substances in the past.
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The number of calls, however, is much lower than other unapproved substances.
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But, like performance-enhancing substances, thin air won't turn nothing into something.
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So what about defining potentially problematic substances by their pharmacological brain activity?
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Mindless hedonism, simply for the sake of it—no substance, just substances.
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But unlike legal markets, drug buyers have little choice when sourcing substances.
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I told everyone to get rid of any substances on their possession.
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Over time, he was becoming more and more distracted, probably by substances.
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Rick Snyder of Michigan announced an "action team" to address the substances.
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Advocates say the substances can be life-sustaining for millions of patients.
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" He added that "all stockpiles of toxic substances were destroyed last year.
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Spilled and leaked substances included hydrogen sulfide, methyl chloride, hydrocarbons and benzene.
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It is also used as a masking agent, to disguise banned substances.
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In 1966, other investigators began using radioactive substances to measure gastric emptying.
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E-cigarettes can also be used to deliver marijuana or other substances.
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Notable exceptions are biologics — including insulin — controlled substances and intravenously injected drugs.
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It's called Vantablack, and it's one of the darkest substances on Earth.
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The onion's cells break open, allowing two normally separated substances to combine.
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Look for any potentially dangerous substances, like bleach, ammonia and drain cleaners.
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Nike does not condone the use of banned substances in any manner.
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He and Rupp have vigorously denied violating rules against taking banned substances.
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That's how many kinds of polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are currently in existence.
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In 143, President Richard Nixon signed the Controlled Substances Act into law.
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Trying to study illegal substances created challenges for researchers, but many persevered.
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More than 40 Kenyans have tested positive for banned substances since 2012.
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They suspected that these substances might be used for communications or defense.
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Even today, they ring with the inspired resonance of new substances colliding.
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It said it was diligent to prevent the diversion of controlled substances.
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Still, the CDC says there could be other substances making people sick.
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There's a two-way street when it comes to substances like this.
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How many Olympic events were corrupted by Russian athletes using illicit substances?
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Nootropics still encompass a wide array of compounds including everything from naturally derived substances like caffeine and melatonin to substances found in prescription drugs like Modafinil and Adderall, and regulation and testing surrounding stacks is in early stages.
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According to the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA), an EU agency, the use of legal highs, also called new psychoactive substances (NPS), has increased greatly across Europe, with two original substances detected every week.
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The N.F.L. said it had found "no credible evidence" that James Harrison of the Steelers and Clay Matthews and Julius Peppers of the Packers "were provided with or used substances prohibited" under the league's policy against banned substances.
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"EPA's authority to regulate ozone-depleting substances under Section 612 and other statutes does not give EPA authority to order the replacement of substances that are not ozone depleting but that contribute to climate change," the court said.
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By definition, substances in this category must meet three specific inclusion criteria: Substances that do not meet these criteria must, by law, be categorized in less restrictive federal schedules (Schedules II through V) and are legally regulated accordingly.
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" She said F.D.A. regulations define "safety" for substances in food to mean "there is reasonable scientific certainty that the substance is not harmful when used as intended," and that applies to food additives, color additives and substances that are generally recognized as safe as well as substances that are used in producing, packing, preparing or processing food that "are expected to become components of food.
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This effectively makes the bacteria more impermeable to foreign substances, such as antibiotics.
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Her coach, Rumen Angelov, said the runner had never used any banned substances.
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But there are various forms of the cannabis plant containing different active substances.
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In some cultures, people rub various substances onto their teeth with their fingers.
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Endocyte specializes in radiopharmaceutical drugs, which carry radioactive substances directly to cancer cells.
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Foods labeled organic may not be grown with most synthetic substances, including glyphosate.
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They recovered toxic chemical and biological substances and a large stock of fertilizer.
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Most of the images are either the substances themselves or something representing them.
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This week's summit was convened to discuss per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, a.k.a. PFAS.
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Paramedics also dealt with overdoses of alcohol, prescription medications and other controlled substances.
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"Plain old water dissolves more substances than any other chemical," Smallin Kuper says.
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Other substances are too easily absorbed by the body, particularly drugs like alcohol.
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The exact amount of Chinese exports of fentanyl and related substances is unknown.
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The sheer variety of the toxic substances produced by these printers was alarming.
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I entered the closet, abused substances, and had one failed relationship after another.
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He soon moved onto other substances, including ecstasy, psychedelic mushrooms, pills and alcohol.
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It is also, by the standards of other mood-altering substances, pretty safe.
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Usually, broadband connections rely on wires made of a conductive substances like copper.
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Luckily, the concoction she'd taken — mostly Benadryl and other benign substances — wasn't lethal.
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The grades depended on whether the restaurants' meat was raised on what substances?
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And, he adds, it often works quicker on the body than other substances.
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So far three athletes have tested positive for banned substances at the Games.
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Is fentanyl more dangerous than other substances that could get into your coke?
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A postmortem toxicology test came back negative for all substances, including synthetic cannabinoids.
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Spectrophotometers send light waves through substances and measure how much light they absorb.
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What were the substances you were on during the making of the album?
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Plus, people who overdose often have a mix of substances in their body.
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In some cases, people had also used other substances like marijuana or amphetamines.
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Around 83 percent of those arrests were for minor possession of illicit substances.
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Cannabis is categorized as a Schedule I substance under the Controlled Substances Act.
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There is no physically determined tendency towards switching from marijuana to harder substances.
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When they searched his tiny bag for illegal substances, they found 178 pills.
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Think about it: the sole purpose of diapers is to contain unpleasant substances.
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Prometheus, that made it harder to obtain patents on natural phenomena or substances.
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Current law generally requires in-person visits for doctors to prescribe controlled substances.
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GL: One potential hurdle is that controlled substances are typically seen as drugs.
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Jackson is also alleged to have kept a personal stash of controlled substances.
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But that developer discovered toxic substances in the soil and made little progress.
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One Russian has so far tested positive for banned substances at the Games.
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"We don't have a good gauge on prevalence of other substances," he said.
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Pods and devices intended for many of those substances are also sold online.
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Prosecutors and medical review boards are increasingly scrutinizing physicians who prescribe controlled substances.
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There's no doubt that our species has a preoccupation with mind-altering substances.
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But each state does have their own little differences about prescribing controlled substances.
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However, most of the substances are legal, and their use is increasingly mainstream.
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The Psychoactive Substances Act was passed into law at the end of January.
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There, heavy smoke can include toxic substances emitted when man-made materials burn.
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It works by helping antibodies respond to toxins and foreign substances, Majumdar said.
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As fewer teenagers use substances, doing so becomes more stigmatized and less cool.
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But for teenagers, vapes have replaced cigarettes as a gateway to addictive substances.
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At present, there have been no substances proved to reduce viruses in bees.
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The United States has long pushed China to systemically control all fentanyl substances.
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For many years, the federal government deemed both plants to be controlled substances.
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Small molecule substances are used in the large majority of most traditional drugs.
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They were full of flesh and other gooey substances, but don't worry, Rob!
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The broad class of these substances, called PFAS, refers to about 3,000 compounds.
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People could still face penalties for the sale or cultivation of those substances.
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Rates for all other substances trended downward in the 17 year study period.
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The EPA has authority over the matter under the Toxic Substances Control Act.
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People are addicted to all sorts of substances, most of which aren't illegal.
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The proposed fees rule under the amended Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), announced Thursday, would collect approximately $20.05 million a year from companies that manufacture or import, distribute in commerce, or process chemical substances, according to EPA's copy of the rule.
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"Also, perhaps educational campaigns about the high risk of overdoses that are associated with the use of these substances, and the high risk of addiction to these substances, all of these factors may have had a positive impact (on) teenagers."
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The proposed fees rule under the amended Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), announced Thursday, would collect approximately $20.05 million a year from companies that manufacture or import, distribute in commerce, or process chemical substances, according to EPA's copy of the rule.
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Its essential role in human health and environmental safety was internationally validated by the 1987 Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer, a treaty that phased out the use of substances—particularly chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)—that damage this protective screen.
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While the report states that substances like ayahuasca "are currently planned to remain illegal" even in the context of spiritual or medical practices, it acknowledges that once marijuana is legalized, arguments may be made for other substances to follow suit.
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In other words, for those with addiction in their families, some research suggests our systems can be pre-programmed from birth to process certain substances differently and, cruelly, make us vulnerable to the very same substances that consumed our family members.
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Just five games and seven catches into his tenure with the Seattle Seahawks, wide receiver Josh Gordon was suspended indefinitely without pay Monday for yet another violation, this time of the NFL's performance-enhancing substances and substances of abuse policies.
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We're told cops discovered substances inside the home that they'll test for possible narcotics.
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Even if the treatment escalates to controlled substances — opioid or not — moderation is key.
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Promotion of drugs and regulated substances, including selling, use and abuse of such items.
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The meetings will also include discussions on new psychoactive substances and money-laundering activities.
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As for what made her spiral, Bynes is no longer interested in any substances.
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There are deeply profound and transformative experiences caused by the ingestion of psychedelic substances.
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Police are testing several substances found at the scene of Painter's death for narcotics.
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Here a sugar pill causes physical problems because you believe it contains active substances.
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As a result, there has been very little research on any of these substances.
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Snellgrove has voluntarily surrendered his controlled substances certification while the board conducts its investigation.
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Pods are not tamper-proof and there could be illegal or dangerous substances added.
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But when the glass breaks or the panels are damaged, those substances can leak.
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Politicians are now questioning the ease with which such noxious substances can be bought.
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Granted, doping control laboratories are getting better at catching athletes who use banned substances.
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There will be more molecular changes to substances that will be introduced to society.
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Among the carcinogenic substances people were exposed to: asbestos and components of jet fuel.
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Heroin only accounts for a portion of the substances being abused by opiate addicts.
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The find extends the timeframe in which scientists thought these substances can be preserved.
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Rochester made about $1.2 billion from sales of controlled substances between 2012 and 2016.
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Imports of recyclable waste are often dirty, poorly sorted or contaminated with hazardous substances.
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Nine involved multiple substances, such as alcohol or heroin, combined with the synthetic pot .
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Emergency crews responded to the scene, though no hazardous substances were found on board.
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I imagine there are over a thousand labs producing these substances in China now.
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The NSAC also revealed the names of the banned substances Jones tested positive for.
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Valyrian steel is one of two known substances that can instantly kill white walkers.
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"Neither alcohol nor other psychoactive substances could be detected in his bloodstream," Pal said.
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That's typically how we find out if substances could potentially cause cancer in humans.
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Category 1 comprises substances eligible for inclusion on the list of bulk drug compounds.
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The mechanisms by which each of these substances affects anxiety remain a little murky.
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Hair and makeup formulas are evaluated for poisonous substances, but the laws aren't foolproof.
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The Newcastle scientists created a "bio-ink" made of the substances alginate and collagen.
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Clearly, [in those cases] their use of substances has spilled over into problematic territory.
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According to the researchers, however, LSD was especially effective compared to the other substances.
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Without expert supervision, using psychedelics and other therapeutic substances relies on trial and error.
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We have learned from this report that several substances were found in his system.
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If public fears about these substances are correct, Moraff is taking an extraordinary risk.
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VICE Sports: How long have athletes been using substances to gain a competitive advantage?
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In 1940 Ernst Chain and Howard Florey were looking for substances with antibacterial properties.
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It also looks for substances that were not known at the time of competition.
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They see better access to test kits for substances as central to that mission.
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Some toxic substances and know-how could have got into the hands of criminals.
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He emphasized the need to better understand why drug users would use multiple substances.
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There are some substances that are technically food that most vaginas aren't averse to.
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The terms of service do explicitly ban adult content, illegal substances, and recreational drugs.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Correction was investigating which "unknown substances" might have caused it.
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Independent analysis since then has suggested that 19 podium placed winners used banned substances.
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Congress mandated the review in its 2016 overhaul of the Toxic Substances Control Act.
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That means that I don't see myself as an addict to any substances anymore.
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With addictive substances, if you increase availability and reduce cost, more people use them.
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At least 15 Russian medalists at Sochi used banned substances, Dr. Rodchenkov's records indicated.
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Under federal law, third parties may petition these agencies to consider reclassifying controlled substances.
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They turn black when the substances meet outside air and oxidize, Dr. Sarkar explained.
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Anxiety is often a factor, as is the overuse of common substances like caffeine.
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Plaque forms when cholesterol combines with fat, calcium and other substances in the blood.
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But now we're seeing it mixed with cocaine, methamphetamines and other substances of abuse.
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These substances have been with us for most, if not all, of human civilization.
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Sleep is often elusive during these episodes, frequently influencing a desire to use substances.
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I think a lot of people turn to substances to make themselves feel better.
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And presumably these substances all hit the same brain receptors in each of them.
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Additionally, the overwhelming majority of searches that found no illegal substances were of Latinos.
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The "risk premium" that artificially inflates prices of prohibited substances has been virtually eliminated.
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Syria and its ally Russia have denied banned substances were used in the attack.
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These contain toxic substances, such as arsenic, benzene, zinc, radioactive materials and other contaminants.
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Mejia's record demonstrates that he was a repeated user of banned performance-enhancing substances.
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In May, Pruitt indicated plans to develop regulatory drinking water limits on these substances.
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But that other stuff, we're still finding about 10 percent still contain controlled substances.
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So what happened between 1918 and 1970, when the Controlled Substances Act was passed?
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Before chemistry, there was alchemy, which investigated the transformation of matter into new substances.
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But they suspected they or other researches might replicate their experiment using other substances.
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Colorist Aura Friedman says that other substances in the hair could be at fault.
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The EPA weakened a key chemical safety protection law, the Toxic Substances Control Act.
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Under the Controlled Substances Act, industrial hemp can't contain more than 0.3 percent THC.
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They say your substances help them out-train and outperform athletes who compete clean.
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Figuring out my sexuality and experimenting with illegal substances no longer consume my weekends.
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And the line between alcohol, Vicodin and harder, illegal substances isn't that sharp sometimes.
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It added the drug to its list of banned substances on January 1, 2016.
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Fillers like Radiesse, which are made of other substances, are not reversible, he said.
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It puts marijuana in the same category as heroin under the Controlled Substances Act.
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There is no room for racing or training under the influence of prohibited substances.
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You don't need any additional antibacterial substances, like triclosan, in your soap, Larson says.
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Grigory Rodchenkov spent years helping Russia's athletes gain an edge by using banned substances.
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Overall, 4.2 percent of people tested positive for substances like cocaine, marijuana, and methamphetamines.
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The latest step would expand restrictions to all "fentanyl-related substances," effective May 1.
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Hayden Dunham is fascinated by the natural and chemical substances that permeate our bodies.
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Speaking of dangerous substances, there are local developments on the Tide pod challenge front.
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In these cases, working to reduce the use of such substances is very important.
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But actually postbiotics include substances such as organic acids, enzymes, and proteins called bacteriocins.
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There are substances I can put into my bloodstream that make the world perfect.
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Some of those substances were replaced with hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), but HFCs are greenhouse gases.
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Opioid uses and abuses Opium and chemically similar substances have predictable effects on humans.
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"Neither alcohol nor other psychoactive substances could be detected in his bloodstream," Pal said.
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Pruitt has made addressing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, a priority for EPA.
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Studies have shown that many substances can be taken during pregnancy without any hitches.
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Water dissolves a wide range of substances, in many cases to incredibly high concentrations.
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Regarding drugs and alcohol, my oldest knows that mommy and daddy don't consume substances.
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Most already know that banned substances are rife in sport, well beyond Russia's borders.
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The toll of their separation drove Moore to abuse substances like Vicodin and alcohol.
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A specific concern for GAC is scrap metal containing what it terms "powdery substances".
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He observed the growing anxiety economy, including substances like marijuana, and practices like mindfulness.
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The team also said this model could be used for other substances beyond opioids.
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According to Blanc, mercury is another one of those substances that the skin absorbs.
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Being on certain substances is kind of like committing suicide on an installment plan.
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The lab found no substances from the Chemical Weapons Convention's banned list, Tsatsarov said.
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It's one of the most harmful substances we have, and we still consume it.
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Sometimes suspects run, sometimes they resist, sometimes they are drunk or on illegal substances.
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It also would create a commission to monitor flows of the substances from overseas.
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Decriminalization and proper regulation of substances is the sophisticated and civilized thing to do.
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It has applied for approval as a device that reduces exposure to harmful substances.
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Two substances, MDMA (the recreational drug most commonly known as Molly or ecstasy), and the psilocybin (the psychedelic substance) in magic mushrooms, share similar therapeutic traits, says Ben Sessa, a clinical psychiatrist who has researched the two substances at Imperial College, London.
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However the show does deliver a powerful statement, proposing poignant questions not only about the use of substances in our contemporary culture but also the idea of substances as commodities, and how that relates to the general structure of capitalism and political ideologies.
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Her study led to the research becoming runner-up for the journal's 2015 breakthrough of the year, "I'm certainly sympathetic to concerns around the manufacturing of controlled substances [and] the abuse of controlled substances and opioid drugs in certain countries," she says.
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The flow of controlled substances through distributors, which are the middlemen between drug companies and pharmacies, is strictly regulated, and distributors have paid hefty settlements for failing to notify the Drug Enforcement Administration of "suspicious orders" of controlled substances from particular pharmacies.
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After all, while the 2004 Anabolic Steroid Control Act classifies 59 specific substances as anabolic steroids and Schedule III controlled substances that cannot legally be obtained without a prescription, a lot of companies include ingredients that teeter on the line of legality.
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During the first days and a half of the festival, more than 80 substances were tested, the Guardian reported; identified substances included "very high-strength" ecstasy pills as well as an anti-malaria tablet sold as ketamine, and ammonium sulfate sold as MDMA.
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Canada is a signatory of The Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961, as amended by the 1972 Protocol; The Convention on Psychotropic Substances of 1971 and The United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988.
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"Really, one of the few things only detectable in blood is H.G.H." Levinson said that blood testing also detected substances that were common in more high-endurance sports, like cycling, but that the Tour did not see those substances as applicable to golf.
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Target, for example, announced last year that it is moving by 2020 to sell baby care, household cleaning and beauty products without substances including phthalates, butyl-paraben and formaldehyde, even though there are no such bans on these substances in these products.
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More consumers now demand products without the synthetic substances that the Body Shop still uses.
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It's unclear what, exactly, killed Jake, and there is no indication he ingested any substances.
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Perps busted buying, selling, using, or transporting these substances could get multi-year jail sentences.
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Projects or repairs involving hazardous chemicals, pests or substances like mold carry elevated risk, too.
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Police discovered substances inside the home, which will be tested for possible narcotics, TMZ reports .
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Physicians can better help drug-addicted infants when they know mothers are using illicit substances.
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WADA's role is mainly a regulatory one which includes compiling the list of banned substances.
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There were a couple of male-centric potions and lube-like substances, Riddle points out.
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That said, these drugs are oftentimes contaminated or laced with other substances, such as fentanyl.
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He also used kitty litter, chewing gum, toilet-paper tubes, and other objects and substances.
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" "In the last seven (7) years, have you illegally used any drugs or controlled substances?
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He was also being held on charges including trafficking controlled substances, racketeering and aggravated battery.
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Narcotic drugs such as Vicodin are considered federally controlled substances by the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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The decades-old Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) has gotten an injection of new life.
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Basinger tested positive for several illegal substances including methamphetamine and marijuana, the court clerk says.
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These drugs inhibit the production of mTOR, an enzyme that help cells produce other substances.
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Under the federal Controlled Substances Act, we cannot imagine a way to obtain the drug.
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Melissa Bumstead, another activist, said the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) can't be trusted.
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Her husband, a 12-year federal employee, works for an office that regulates toxic substances.
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Fentanyl and similar substances now kill more people in the US than any other drug.
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Under the toxic substances law, the agency legally cannot do that in one simple step.
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Girls with more impulsive personalities are far more likely to get hooked on addictive substances.
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This interaction is what makes certain substances get "pulled down" to the ground, to Earth.
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She was also arrested in May on two more charges of possession of controlled substances.
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Writing a prescription for a fake name is a violation of the Controlled Substances Act.
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America's Drug Enforcement Administration introduced sweeping new controls on all fentanyl-type substances in February.
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But the epidemic has progressed beyond prescription painkillers—which the government regulates—to illicit substances.
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In any case, most would parents would rather their kids not be inhaling addictive substances.
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Using hair samples, labs can identify illegal substances which disappear quickly from blood and urine.
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This has provided an avenue for those distributing banned substances to reach athletes, she said.
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These substances are both a cause and a symptom of broader problems in the ecosystem.
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Inspired by ketamine, scientists are combing through these substances and testing their effectiveness on depression.
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He also explains what substances he's off of at the moment and fighting to avoid.
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Maybe the US just can't handle regulating these potentially deadly substances in a legal environment.
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They also use tobacco, alcohol and other substances at higher rates than the general population.
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The company's wholesale pharmacy license application for Nevada, for instance, does not cover controlled substances.
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Or city-dwellers taking in toxic substances in their water supply like in Flint, Mich.
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Why aren't we willing to take a smaller risk for substances that actually save lives?
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He had them wear gloves and other gear to keep them safe from the substances.
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Police will continue to monitor internet sites used by people offering to sell illicit substances.
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The more substances are banned, the more obscure and unpredictably dangerous their replacements have become.
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None of the medications are controlled substances, though those may be included in the future.
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Meldonium was added to the World Anti-Doping Agency's list of banned substances from Jan.
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The group doesn't test drugs themselves, but tells people how to test their own substances.
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This movement was undeniably fueled by several substances, but most notably, pressed pills of ecstasy.
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But my current boyfriend has avoided substances for a while—two years, to be precise.
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On the black market, rhino horn is one of the most valuable substances in existence.
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The sticky substances found on gecko feet, meanwhile, have given rise to synthetic dry adhesives.
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The following day, she went to the police and tested positive for multiple controlled substances.
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He found that different blood types have different antigens, substances that stimulate an immune response.
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Carbohydrates encompass sugars, as well as the substances your body breaks down to make sugar.
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The challengers' reading would illogically force the EPA to choose which harmful substances to regulate.
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Some other GRAS substances don't cause anywhere near that level of harm, but are problematic.
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Many of the flagged substances, such as fertilizers, could be used to create explosive devices.
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It's not surprising that people sometimes assume that my art is influenced by psychedelics/substances.
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All of which suggests that maybe this broad class of substances has some medical value.
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Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.) touted their bill requiring e-prescriptions for controlled substances under Medicare.
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Trump has specifically called out the acute danger posed by one of these substances: fentanyl.
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By far, the deadliest threat in the opioid war is posed by fentanyl-related substances.
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In Parliament, Mr. Vaz has argued against including poppers in a list of banned substances.
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Activists said it had polluted the lake for more than 203 years with chemical substances.
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There were 10 deaths in 2015 linked to K2, nine of which involved other substances.
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Inside the abandoned buildings, Radionova said, she discovered pressurized containers with unknown "chemically hazardous substances."
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James Miller, the lab's controlled-substances manager, had long practiced a kind of evidentiary triage.
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The DEA is temporarily adding a new synthetic cannabinoid to its list of banned substances.
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Some people also say they&aposve found hair-like substances embedded in their eye shadow.
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Although Bolt has a clean slate, several Jamaican athletes have tested positive for prohibited substances.
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And here's another where soldiers were tasked with identifying substances in a simulated chemical lab.
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Ginkgo Bioworks is a startup that designs microbes to produce substances like fragrances or medications.
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The site warns visitors "DO NOT ASK US" about where to find the illicit substances.
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He served a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
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McKesson's distribution centers in four states were temporarily banned from selling controlled substances to pharmacies.
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An EPA statement about Thursday's announcement did not mention a specific level for the substances.
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And even though both substances have addictive properties, Krispy Kreme is, as of now, decriminalized.
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Men are statistically more likely to turn to symptom-masking substances like alcohol and drugs.
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There are no exotic substances or techniques involved, which keeps production simple and vegans happy.
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There are sensible arguments for legally prohibiting drugs, given how dangerous these substances can be.
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Rescheduling would release a lot of these barriers that exist only for Schedule I substances.
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It is illegal to import prescription medicines and controlled substances from outside the United States.
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Or maybe the microbes produced substances that kept the corals from eating them as quickly.
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C. Institute and Enforce Clear Guidelines on Alcohol Consumption and the Use of Controlled Substances.
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But people are adding the oil and other substances to cannabis products used in vaping.
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These substances can linger for years, forming a distinct impression in the global climate record.
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The challenge for narcotics dogs is the number of substances they are used to detect.
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Yet these substances proliferated unchecked, with little thought as to the consequences for young people.
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The traditional "war on drugs" approach is to go after the supply of these substances.
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This leaves tons of uncertainty about how various substances affect these people and fetal development.
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Now federally funded studies on psychedelics focus on these substances' dangers, not their potential benefits.
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After signing the United Nations Convention on Psychotropic Substances in 1985, China went even further.
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They don't biodegrade like other substances and they end up in the ocean and landfills.
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Another SEAL team was accused of abusing cocaine and illicit substances while stationed in Virginia.
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Water may have mixed with agricultural chemicals, oil, animal waste, sewage or other hazardous substances.
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Plants modify tyrosine by adding other molecules to create an enormous array of useful substances.
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At least seven states will begin requiring electronic prescriptions for controlled substances such as opioids.
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Jones tested positive for banned substances clomiphene and letrozole and was suspended for a year.
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In 2018, the World Anti-Doping Agency removed CBD from its list of banned substances.
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They also emphasize that these tools won't ultimately help reduce the demand for these substances.
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Flakka, also known as gravel, is in the class of novel psychoactive substances, Castellanos said.
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These substances have been used for centuries both as weapons of war and as medicine.
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Amid an opioid epidemic, the boy's doctors didn't blame heroin, fentanyl or other illicit substances.
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The World Anti-Doping Authority added meldonium to its list of banned substances in January.
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There's a similar issue when talking about the relationship between using pot and other substances.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration has banned more than two dozen substances used to make them.
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They collect data from pharmacies to track what prescriptions for controlled substances patients have filled.
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The bill, titled the Quell Underage Inhaling of Toxic Substances (QUITS) Act, was introduced Thursday.
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PocketPills covers everything that a regular Canadian pharmacy would outside of controlled substances and narcotics.
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The British scientists suspected that eating before exercise might affect the production of these substances.
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Diamond thought of the intestine as something like a muscle, lifting substances into the bloodstream.
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This international trade aspect means it's extremely difficult to track the import of these substances.
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In 2017, the World Anti-Doping Agency removed CBD from its list of banned substances.
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Those include hardcore addictive substances like heroin, cocaine and methamphetamines, as well as prescription opioids.
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Ginkgo Bioworks is a startup that designs microbes to produce substances like fragrances and medications.
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Each is also infused with a unique scent concocted by the artist from sundry substances.
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Millions of Americans are drinking water contaminated with per- and poly- fluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS.
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But it may be time to time to reconsider our current classification of controlled substances.
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Mr. Fortune recently began asking the military to test his wife's blood for the substances.
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She had never taken psychedelic substances before and didn't have any desire to do so.
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Yet despite their ubiquity, they are also some of the most mysterious substances in astrophysics.
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The estate also faults Rite Aid for failing to comply with the Controlled Substances Act.
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For most substances in the universe, the solid phase is denser than the liquid phase.
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We mix and match substances to cheat our Circadian sleep cycles, and defeat biology itself.
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Sonnen missed chunks of this decade due to suspensions for positive tests for banned substances.
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And I think it's important that young people take stock of their relationship with substances.
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But until definitive studies are completed and substances are shown to be safe as well as effective in prolonging health, Dr. Olshansky cautioned against dosing oneself prematurely with widely touted substances like resveratrol, the antioxidant found in red grapes and wine, or growth hormone.
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The mission of the DEA is to enforce the controlled substances laws and regulations of the United States and bring to the criminals involved in the growing, manufacture, or distribution of controlled substances appearing in or destined for illicit traffic in the United States.
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Levinson said the additional substances added to the Tour's banned list were not included in 2008 because the Tour felt the antidoping agency's code was "one size fits all" and those substances would be considered more performance-enhancing in endurance sports than in golf.
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Dumps form, contaminating the earth with toxic substances such as lead, mercury, arsenic, and flame retardants.
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"These are very irritative substances to the tissues that line the body cavity," Minkin tells PEOPLE.
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Professor Lattanzio points out the slow, but steady decay of natural radioactive substances produces significant heat.
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After a while you learn to pick up on the signs of other substances being used.
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The man said he ingested substances before boarding the flight, and doesn't fully recall what happened.
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It plans to eliminate single-use food containers that contain fluorinated substances, also known as PFAS.
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These proteins and other substances that get stuck in your mucus can also change its color.
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Isinbayeva added that she had never witnessed any doping or been asked to take banned substances.
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But recently, the number of new chemical substances approved by federal regulators has dropped by half.
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Other addictive and much more dangerous substances, like alcohol and smoked tobacco, are legal, after all.
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Dassey is also prohibited from possessing a firearm or any controlled substances, or obtaining a passport.
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Smoke contains many substances, including carbon dioxide and particulate matter, that may contribute to poor health.
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"The diagnosis in the discharge summary is the same -- 'toxic effects of unknown substances,'" Prokhorov said.
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The effort aims to erode damaging connections to substances with worse reputations, like heroin or cocaine.
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The contraband being trafficked includes mobile phones, tobacco, and psychoactive substances like the synthetic drug Spice.
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WADA defines specified substances as those that are more susceptible to a "credible, non-doping explanation".
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Twenty percent of US deaths are attributed to addiction to tobacco, alcohol, drugs and other substances.
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But the majority of respondents -- 41% -- didn't know what substances had been used to drug them.
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It's completely beyond the pale when it comes to selling substances with any addiction potential whatsoever.
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It also said there were instances where substances found inside the device affected the display performance.
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There has recently been a renewed interest in using psychedelic substances as treatment for psychiatric disorders.
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Meldonium was added to the World Anti-Doping Agency's list of banned substances on Jan 1.
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Using data from tested substances these algorithms are able to estimate the toxicity of untested ones.
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"These larger devices with big coils and high power actually produce more toxic substances," he says.
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When cops investigated, they say they found controlled substances on both of them, including drug paraphernalia.
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They found damage that resembled exposure to inhaled toxic substances, such as during a chemical spill.
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A spokeswoman for the Montgomery County Coroner's office says the couple combined the two potent substances.
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But it may be laced with other substances, such as opioids like hydrocodone, the FDA says.
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It also aids the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration to estimate future medical need for controlled substances.
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Among the 500 substances on WADA's naughty list are anabolic steroids, stimulants, masking agents, and hormones.
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But as with noxious substances, effects can vary widely and long-term consequences aren't well understood.
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Even though these substances are harmless, the immune system freaks out and goes into attack mode.
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For these companies, user behavior (and thus unit economics) should mirror the best of addictive substances.
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It would amend the Controlled Substances Act and exempts state-approved marijuana activity from federal enforcement.
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Marijuana in its natural form is one of the safest therapeutically active substances known to man.
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Birth defects can have multiple causes, including chromosomal disorders, drug use or exposure to toxic substances.
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Not surprisingly, these substances might not be the powerhouses that these various evangelizers say they are.
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She was testing theories of how these gels react to solvents — substances that dissolve other materials.
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But over the years, he started to struggle with substances, as many musicians I've known have.
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Yet the vital substances involved in generating and storing electricity are not burned up like oil.
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Scientific experiments on the medicinal and therapeutic uses of psychoactive substances are currently on the rise.
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So far WADA decided not to include caffeine on the list of prohibited substances and methods.
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These substances do not deplete ozone and last in the atmosphere for just a short time.
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Those are made from substances in certain foods you eat—specifically whole fruits, vegetables, and protein.
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Authorities are now turning their attention to curbing pollution from other toxic substances like nitrogen oxide.
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The new DEA recommendations highlight the best ways to avoid accidental exposure to fentanyl-related substances.
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Ozone: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is tightening the controls on certain ozone-depleting substances.
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Those substances further relax the upper airway muscles, causing the airway to become even more narrow.
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In 2012, Talib was suspended four games for violating the league's policy on performance enhancing substances.
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But a drug test can't determine whether you were using substances at home versus at work.
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Initial analysis did not reveal any harmful substances, but the letter was sent for further tests.
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The contaminant: per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, a sprawling chemical family with thousands of members.
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They've been used in carpet, apparel, fast food wrapping, non-stick substances, firefighting foam, and more.
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Why not get rid of the drug cops, the laboratories, the silly lists of banned substances?
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Sharp had multiple stays in mental hospitals, abused substances and attempted suicide nine times, she said.
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As Rennie knows from experiments with other substances in these lakes, the results can be surprising.
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Last year, Canada added microbeads to their list of toxic substances under their Environmental Protection Act.
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We haven't used substances at parties yet because I think that's more of a personal experience.
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They were held on suspicion of administering illegal substances to athletes, a police spokesman told Reuters.
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And they attribute the latest rebound to the result of curbs on such substances and practices.
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"People really need to start small and wait and cut down on the mixing of substances."
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All the different substances, all the walking and dancing around, it's just exhausting on the body.
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"For the otherwise healthy individual, there are no frank health benefits (with) these substances," LaBotz said.
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So the Drug Enforcement Administration is constantly adding new variations to its list of controlled substances.
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It can be life-threatening, according to the federal Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry.
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The substances that fall under PFAS are often called "forever chemicals" because they break down slowly.
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Torres released a statement on Twitter saying he had never intentionally taken any performance-enhancing substances.
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The EPA tried to implement a sweeping ban in 85033 under the Toxic Substances Control Act.
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She did not say whether she backed removing the marijuana from the Controlled Substances Act altogether.
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Back then, both students and peasants needed protection from the substances then being thrown into beer.
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Don't be distracted by so-called fool's gold, glittery substances like iron pyrite and silicate minerals.
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Current news reports reinforce the idea that lots of substances can be viewed as a wall.
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However, 2017 was the first year the survey asked detailed questions about what substances students vaped.
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Last year, both the House and Senate approved bills to reform the Toxic Substances Control Act.
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Substances like cannabidiol, or CBD, are becoming increasingly common around the country, appearing in many products.
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Last year, Congress removed hemp from the list of controlled substances, and legalized hemp production nationwide.
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These recalled items can range from minor defects in packaging to the inclusion of dangerous substances.
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Countries and states around the world have taken steps to ban some of these harmful substances.
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The FDA issued a direct final rule last October to update the ozone-depleting substances regulation.
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Now I am a person who behaves semi-unreactively with the sludge of substances inside me.
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The majority of people who misuse substances do not develop a use disorder, the report said.
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Not everyone chose to use illicit substances, he said, defending Soviet sports as not uniformly tainted.
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He has twice admitted to using banned substances and was suspended for the entire 2014 season.
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Because refills are generally not allowed on controlled substances, patients typically visited the clinic every month.
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"They were under the influence of liquor and maybe some other substances as well," he said.
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The French government said manufacturers and retailers should ensure that the substances are removed from diapers.
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Ninety percent of adults currently suffering from an SUD started using substances as children and teenagers.
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This leaves open the idea that it could have been a mixture of substances, he said.
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The IOC stores samples for a decade to test with newer methods or for new substances.
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While local governments are reassessing their approach to certain substances, psychedelic fanatics shouldn't get too excited.
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Advocates point out that it is far less harmful than legal substances like tobacco and alcohol.
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Pot is still officially a dangerous drug, on par with heroin, under the Controlled Substances Act.
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Birth defects can have multiple causes, including chromosome disorders, drug use or exposure to toxic substances.
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I knew you had to write [a list of substances you've taken, as per USADA guidelines].
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Some studies have suggested that it affects the brain similarly to substances like amphetamines and cocaine.
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Since then, 98 athletes have tested positive for prohibited substances and are provisionally suspended pending investigation.
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Are there trends you've seen about meth specifically versus the larger category of amphetamine-type substances?
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As required, the bricks were sent to the Controlled Substances Laboratory of Delaware's Chief Medical Examiner.
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Anxiety or fear of what to expect can undermine the benefits that these substances may bring.
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For cooling, a range of substances including ammonia, propane and iso-butane can do the trick.
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Even kicking that drug can lead to dependency on other substances, increasing the likelihood of relapse.
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The drug then passes through the blood-brain barrier, a membrane that filters out dangerous substances.
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But when this doesn't happen—for instance, when water is forcefully injected—the substances can mix.
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Under federal law, these distributors are supposed to report suspicious orders of controlled substances, like opioids.
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These substances are variously called nootropics, neurotropics, or nutraceuticals, none of which are very accurate names.
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Marijuana doesn't pose the same risks as, say, cocaine, heroin, or even legal substances like alcohol.
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One driver of tobacco and alcohol deaths is that both substances are legal and easily available.
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Fish and other marine animals often eat them, introducing potentially toxic substances into the food chain.
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Today, 280E prevents any company from deducting business expenses connected to federally prohibited substances like marijuana.
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These substances are dangerous in high quantities when injected or ingested by mouth or vigorous sniffing.
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Worrisome substances emitted by new furniture, office supplies and carpets could be accumulating in the air.
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TMZ broke the story, Desiigner was initially charged with possession and intent to sell controlled substances.
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Advocates of kratom blame some deaths on adulterated products that contained other drugs or dangerous substances.
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Basically, can be, it can occur when either oils or lipid-containing substances enter the lungs.
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These new substances are produced in basement laboratories and are not certified according to government standards.
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Galina's chemists cook up these substances, but she stays out of the Heisenberg side of things.
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Dr. Van Hoek and her colleages are testing more than 40 other substances isolated from it.
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And those canned air cleaners you use are full of fluorocarbons and other mildly toxic substances.
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It is often derived from burned organic substances, such as coconut shells (as in coconut ash).
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Additionally, farmers can spray ailing crops via drones with substances to bring them back to life.
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Researchers assessed subjects' pain tolerance after receiving both substances separately or in concert with one another.
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Second, e-cigarettes are a known gateway to other harmful substances — most worryingly, conventional tobacco cigarettes.
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The process involves wrangling together the dynamic duo of bioluminescence, two substances called luciferin and luciferase.
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The victim contacted Newport Beach police the next day and tested positive for multiple controlled substances.
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Biden has proposed "decriminalizing" cannabis while moving it to Schedule II of the Controlled Substances Act.
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Providing Ambien to passengers on a plane would violate the Controlled Substances Act, Mr. Patterson said.
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Well, because without mammal studies, the toxicity of chemical substances will be more difficult to prove.
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Wheeler has so far refused to designate PFAS chemicals as "hazardous substances" under the Superfund law.
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What's more, preliminary research has shown that other substances in vaping liquid may damage blood vessels.
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Bloomberg Law warns of copycat suits targeted at other health substances, if this wave is successful.
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The system can record the shiniest of substances, including the gold leaf on a Byzantine halo.
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The next two substances most frequently called about were anticholinergic plants (21.1%) and hallucinogenic mushrooms (15.6%).
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"As of right now, he faces one federal charge of distribution of controlled substances," he added.
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It says officers found syringes and two plastic baggies with substances that tested positive for methamphetamine.
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Besides gravity, the exquisitely catastrophic agents include fire, water, air, and explosive, slippery, and corrosive substances.
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However, many of the products or substances themselves can be modified by a supplier or user.
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"Superfund sites contain extremely hazardous substances — lead, mercury, plutonium, to name a few," Ms. Blatt said.
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Nicotine is already on the list, as well as various metals and other non-nicotine substances.
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The woman contacted Newport Beach police the next day and tested positive for multiple controlled substances.
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It is also used as a masking agent, to disguise the presence of other banned substances.
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When police investigated, they say they discovered controlled substances on both of them, including drug paraphernalia.
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These days, I like small plates restaurants, Scandinavian workwear, living in east London, and other substances.
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Since then, a number of studies have looked at the potential therapeutic effects of psychedelic substances.
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They become addicted to the substances in cigarettes, all so that tobacco companies can enrich themselves.
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But creeps often use other substances, too, so the sensor can only offer so much protection.
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Copper is a noble metal, which means that it does not react readily with other substances.
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Sometimes, it's due to substances...but just people who are very drunk can turn totally crazy.
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That's a heavy lift for plant-based substances that can't be patented in and of themselves.
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Currently, there are three treaties that may be a more important first step to address at the federal level: The United Nations Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs (1961), the Convention on Psychotropic Substances (1971), and the Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (1988).
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More work needs to be done on the neurological mechanisms of psychedelic substances in order to understand their interactions with pre-existing mental conditions like schizophrenia, in order to reduce the likelihood of lasting mental damage from what is otherwise a promising suite of therapeutic substances.
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She also noted that the D.C. Circuit last August upheld EPA authority to declare that HFCs were not safe substitutes for ozone-depleting substances, though it refused to require manufacturers that had replaced such substances with HFCs - when HFCs were thought safe - to switch to something else.
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"It's not going to be a tabloid trial, and I am not going to let you just swish and swash nonsensical, you know, nonsensical substances — not substances, scenarios that really don't even make for a good pulp fiction story," he told a prosecutor at one point.
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And it does not explain how inactivity might be undercutting the benefits of exercise, although Dr. Coyle suspects that lengthy sitting increases the body's production of certain undesirable biochemical substances and may hinder the release of other, beneficial substances that normally would be produced during exercise.
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" Related: Here's How Zero-Tolerance Drug Policies Have Damaged Public Health Worldwide "How do you say that despite what the federal government says and has on their Controlled Substances Act and Schedule I [controlled] substances, we're going to ignore that and go ahead and say it's okay?
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Substances known to be carcinogenic to man have been found in a few brands of e-cigarettes.
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Feelings I'd ducked or anesthetized for decades with substances suddenly started to surface with an overwhelming ferocity.
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Rather than storing the CO2, CCU uses it to make other substances such as plastics or biofuel.
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Both Sheen and Lil Pump are seen dabbling in the substances they are supposed to be prescribing.
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