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Why are we relying more on drugs to treat teenagers’ mental ill-health?
we’re relying more on drugs to treat teenagers’ mental ill-health, but could we be giving out pills to thousands of teenagers which are not only ineffective but actually have severely dangerous side effects.
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Mexican government still struggling to control drugs cartels
There were 29,168 recorded murders in Mexico in 2017, or 20 murders for every 100, 000 of the population, more than at the height of the country’s drug war in 2011. (Source: The Guardian). This dismal new record is being … Continue reading
The legalisation of Pot in California
Sociological perspectives on the legalization of marijuana in California and other states Continue reading