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| Archived Daily News - 13th
April 2008 |
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Livingstone
in row over 'legalise ecstasy' call |
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Ken Livingstone came under fresh pressure last
night when it emerged that his allies in the Green Party are
calling for the legalisation of ecstasy [Telegraph, UK] |
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Coke
is so last year as posh hedonists turn to crack |
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Around the dinner tables of Chelsea they're
handing round pipes like their Fifties forebears' after-dinner
mints [Independent, UK] |
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Families
and Drugs Partnership seminars Leeds and London |
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The partnership and practice seminars were
informative and highly participative [Home Office, UK] |
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Substances
of Misuse |
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The Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain
has updated the list Substances of Misuse. 2-page PDF [RPS, UK] |
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Is
the alcohol industry increasing the size of the deal ... to
enhance priming? |
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Now let's get this right. We are talking about
the selling of a drug here, a drug which is known to produce
a strong priming effect. For many people, drinking alcohol results
in a desire to drink even more alcohol. Selling larger glasses
of wine increases the likelihood of the priming effect [the prof
speaks out, UK] |
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Wine
to be served in thimbles |
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I did not go into medicine to tell you how
to run your life. I am frustrated by the government’s attempts
to turn me into a medical Stalinist. Ian Gilmore should go back
to his day job. This is not a job for doctors [NHS Blog Doctor,
UK] |
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Alcohol
Intake and Blood Pressure |
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A Systematic Review Implementing a Mendelian
Randomization Approach [PLoS] |
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How
NZ fell prey to the demon P |
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In just five years, the drug P has made big
inroads into New Zealand society. John McCrone investigates the
power of methamphetamine [stuff.co, New Zealand] |
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