New Zealand's designer drug law allowing synthetic drugs draws global interest

Published August 11, 2013

New Zealand's designer drug law allowing synthetic drugs draws global interest

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Sold under street names such as "spice," and "bath salts," the drugs often mimic banned substances such as marijuana, ecstasy and methamphetamine. The U.S. National Institute on Drug Abuse says bath salts, a meth-like stimulant, can produce feelings of …
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5 myths about libertarianism

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But at least two of the libertarian movement's signature causes, school choice and drug legalization, are aimed at creating a better life for poor people, who disproportionately are also minorities. The primary goal … The leading libertarian public …
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BioRealm Receives million NIDA Award to Launch the Smokescreen …

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BioRealm, LLC announced today it was awarded a $ 1 million Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Phase II contract from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) to develop and launch the Smokescreen® genotyping array for research on tobacco …
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