Another Zombie Incident! Scott, Louisiana – June 6, 2012
Another Zombie Incident! Scott, Louisiana – June 6, 2012 – That brings the number up to around 10. It’s getting harder to call it a statistical coincidence. So many problems here! First they reference the Florida incident and say it was bath salts, when bath salts have never been found or proven to be involved in any fashion. Nonetheless, everyone keeps saying the Florida incident was from bath salts as if it was fact. It was all started by one police spokesman throwing it out as a possibility and now the whole world is abuzz about something for which there is zero evidence whatsoever. That’s how they start this article. Then they refer to “excited delirium” which is a completely fake “medical condition” that was concocted by Taser International lawyers to explain away taser deaths as if they were caused by this fictional physical state for which there had never been any previous description or evidence, nor any acceptance by the medical community. Then they suggest that this Louisiana face biter was on bath salts as well even though they have zero proof of any involvement whatsoever with bath salts. I guess everyone is just going to keep saying bath salts forevermore because in a matter of weeks it has become accepted as fact even though there is literally zero evidence that any of these incidents has anything to do with “bath salts”, which is a vague term that does not apply absolutely to any specific drug but merely a possible range of research chemicals that may have been sold as “bath salts” in head shops, or not. So it’s …
FDA unveils safety measures for opioid painkillers
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0.0 (0 votes). WASHINGTON (AP) – Drugmakers that market powerful painkiller medications will be required to train U.S. doctors, nurses and other health professionals in the safe use of the drugs, which are blamed for thousands of fatal overdoses each year.
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Monkey Study Suggests Long-Term ADHD Drug Use Appears Safe
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The researchers found that there were no differences between the two groups — monkeys treated with Ritalin during adolescence were not more vulnerable to later drug use than the control animals. “After one year of drug therapy, we found no long …
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States encouraging drug users to report overdoses
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… family was bidding him farewell. The family of Dr. Joseph Sonnier III had gathered in Louisiana for his funeral when they heard the news: Police had accused another doctor of paying to have him killed. …. that works to change current drug …
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