Apparently, some of the more level headed members of the medical community are already expressing concern about the possibility that, because of the aforementioned “national priorities”, psychedelics will avoid the usual scrutiny from experts.
“The genetic analyses results (showed) that even small amounts of alcohol could increase dementia risk…”
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All this time and money spent on sophisticated technology and systems to track patterns in use, and scientists are still forced to rely on data that’s six months out of date?
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Basically, it’s not the people who drink zero alcohol who get sick; it’s that people who are sick tend to give up alcohol.
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SUD treatment has always been burdened by social stigma. As one private practitioner put it: “look, nobody wants those people in their waiting room. They just make my other patients uncomfortable.”
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Lives are at stake. We can’t rely on hunches. We need facts.
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“…Patients who test negative, and their clinicians, may have a false sense of security about use of opioids…” Something that we know from long, long experience can be dangerous.
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To date, we continue to lack a widely- used, effective roadside method for detecting cannabis impaired driving.
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…nearly as many participants experienced worsening symptoms over time as those who improved. In those cases, time wasn’t much of a healer.
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Many of the chronic pain patients I’ve run into suffer from both depression and anxiety, much of it related to their experience of pain.
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…ibogaine has been associated with “… serious adverse effects that can occur due to undiagnosed health conditions and/or concomitant use of other drugs.” As well as 33 recorded deaths.
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By the time an offender gets caught, they are thoroughly convinced by their own experience that the risk of apprehension is minimal. So they’re surprised, hurt, and more often than not, really angry.
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I couldn’t help noticing: The lack of references to the effectiveness of interdiction and law-enforcement.
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