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| Archived Daily News - 4th May
2008 |
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Skunk
cannabis hauls are on the rise |
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The vast majority of cannabis seized is 'skunk',
the most potent kind of the drug, says the government [Observer,
UK] |
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Hysteria
over cannabis is getting in the way of truth |
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Gordon Brown has been a great supporter of
science. It's a pity he's allowed heart to rule over head in
his desire to reclassify Britain's most popular illegal drug
- Colin Blakemore [Comment, Observer, UK] |
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Hippie
dream, modern nightmare |
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With the advent of powerful new strains such
as skunk, cannabis is increasingly associated with feral youth,
psychosis and violent crime [Observer, UK] |
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Cannabis
factories double since 2004 |
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Cannabis factories producing large volumes
of the drug are being discovered at a rate of 50 a week, police
figures show [Telegraph, UK] |
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Ecstasy
is the key to treating PTSD |
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Some doctors believe MDMA could be the key
to solving previously untreatable deep-rooted traumas [Times,
UK] |
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Brain
boosters the drug of choice for the anxious intellectual |
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Associate professor Suresh Sundram, the head
of psychopharmacology at the Victorian Mental Health Research
Institute, says that as these drugs are relatively new, the effects
of chronic use remain unknown [The Age, Australia] |
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