Cocaine Associated With Increased Risk of Stroke Within 24 Hours of Last High

Published February 13, 2014

Cocaine Associated With Increased Risk Of Stroke Within 24 Hours Of Last High
Cocaine users who make it 24 hours past their last high without incident should consider themselves relatively lucky. Among its other after-effects, the addictive drug is associated with a sevenfold increase in the chance of stroke, according to a new …
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In Epic 6-Minute Exchange, Oregon Congressman Eviscerates U.S. Drug Policy
The Department of Justice lists marijuana as a schedule I drug, the most severe labeling on it's one through five scale. "Schedule I drugs are considered the most dangerous class of drugs with a high potential for abuse and potentially severe …
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Take marijuana off Schedule I, Bay Area lawmakers urge Obama
Washington and Colorado recently legalized marijuana for recreational use, and a similar measure is expected to go before California voters in November 2014. According to a recent Field … At a glance: Federal drug schedule. Schedule I. Schedule I …
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