First Presidential Debate Includes Drug Use Claims, COVID-19, And Addiction
The 90 minute first presidential debate discussed America’s current economy that has been impacted by COVID-19, as well as claims of drug use.
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Dsuvia Makers Believe It Could Save Lives, Despite FBI Warnings
The development of Dsuvia may be considered essential by those who believe it has the potential to save lives, despite opposition through the years.
Porn Star Nacho Vidal Arrested After Toad Venom Death
Spanish porn star Nacho Vidal and 2 others were arrested following an investigation on a death at his home, involving a toad venom ritual.
Pharmaceutical Retailers Face Trial in Opioid Lawsuit
Several Ohio counties have filed a lawsuit against major pharmaceutical retailers on the grounds that the companies supplemented the opioid epidemic.
Alex Jones, Infowars Conspiracy Theorist, Charged with Drunk Driving in Austin, Texas
The famous conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has been charged with DWI in Austin, Texas after blowing under the legal limit, but failing the sobriety test.
E-Cigarette Company CEOs Testify Before Congress About Underage Vaping
The CEOs of JUUL and four other e-cigarette companies have answered questions from lawmakers about the actions they're taking to stop underage vaping.
Rochester Drug Co-Op Stop Opioid Sales Amid Criminal Case
The Rochester Drug Co-Op, 6th largest pharma distributor, has announced the end of their distribution of opioids as criminal trials continue.
U.S. Senate Temporarily Extends Schedule I Status for Fentanyl Analogues
The U.S. Senate has voted to extend the DEA's temporary classification of fentanyl analogues as Schedule I controlled substances.
FDA Approves Cocaine Nasal Spray as Study Casts Doubt on FDA Standards
The FDA just approved Numbrino, a surgical nasal spray which contains cocaine. A new study has shown the agency is taking less time to approve drugs.