Drug Law Foes: Change Would Aid Health and Safety

Practicing assertiveness skills on virtual-reality ‘dates’ may help women prevent sexual victimization
(PhysOrg.com) — It’s a stormy night when a young man offers a young college woman a ride home. First he makes friendly small-talk. But then he becomes sexually aggressive and angry. Can she get out of this situation without getting hurt?

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Snails on Meth Have Sharper Memories
When high on crystal meth, snails learn and retain memories better—possibly giving clues into how humans get hooked on the drug, a new study says. Methamphetamine – Addiction – Drug – Health – Substance Abuse

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Drug law foes: Change would aid health and safety
Opponents of drug prohibition say modern drug laws benefit the government at the expense of public health and safety. “I was a state cop for 18 years and I certainly saw the failure of prohibition of cannabis.

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