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Colloquium I
Paul Offit: Pushing Back against ‘Scientific Denialism’
Allan Basbaum takes the pain away
Bacteria, antibiotics and multiresistance
Scientists Marshal Brain Research and Policies to Halt Opioid Overdose
Neurological Forces Make the Task Difficult
Marijuana Policy Patchwork Not Based on Science, Experts Say
Federal laws hobble research into the dangers, and the potential benefits, of the drug.
Doctors Recommend Making Anti-Addiction Medications More Available to Fight Opioid Abuse
Treating the growing numbers of opioid addicts will require anti-addiction medications and coordinating treatment for people within criminal justice system, medical experts said.
As Legal Use of Marijuana Spreads, Researchers Seek to Better Assess the Risks and Benefits
Wider teen access to the drug is at issue, given concerns about its impacts on the developing brain.
Is Cannabis the New Frontier of Therapeutics?
Researchers at the 2015 AAAS Annual meeting said more studies are needed to understand the best dosing and delivery methods for medical use.
Scientists Search for Solutions to Stress
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