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Three marine veterans are again stepping up to serve their country by starting their own medical cannabis-based foundation and preparing to launch a study regarding the impacts of medicinal marijuana on post traumatic stress.

While most Democrats in Congress are itching to flee Washington, Texas Democrats’ message to Congress is simple: Don’t go on holiday while the right to vote is under assault. 

Even as kids were taken out of schools and told to social distance last year due to COVID-19, researchers found that high school seniors reported similar levels of drug use before and during social distancing policies were implemented.

While reductions in life expectancy for prisoners have been documented, a new study has found the number of family members that are incarcerated is associated with a reduction in well-being and life expectancy for loved ones.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, drug overdoses surged, shooting up nearly 30% between 2019 and 2020.

A team at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem is leading the way when it comes to researching ways to combat the pain epileptic children endure — along with the heartbreak hundreds of thousands of parents endure daily.

More than 50 years after the “war on drugs” began, lawmakers are changing their positions 180 degrees to right the wrongs some created. Their next target is changing the difference between how crack and powder cocaine are viewed in the eyes of the law.

The Department of Justice won’t have 2020 numbers for a couple years, but the data they released this year shows American prisons are increasingly deadly. Advocates fear even non-violent drug offenders are now getting death sentences as a result of the “war on drugs.”