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High levels of the tranquiliser have been found in wastewater across both city and rural areas, raising concerns it may be adulterated with other substances.
But the NSW health department has defended its strict measures citing “patient safety.”
The new drug application (NDA) included results from two randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled studies, both of which were published in Nature.
Nearly 70 percent of adults have faced traumatic events; the profound impacts of trauma and its deep-rooted mind-body connection are more pertinent than ever.
Twelve people were hospitalized over the weekend after taking “Molly,” at Wesleyan University in Connecticut. So, what is Molly and why is it so dangerous?
