Drugs

WHO: More Than 1,000 Killed in Ebola Outbreak

By Alexandra Sifferlin

E-Cigs Are Smokers' Favorite Quitting Tool

By Eliza Gray

Robin Williams' Depression Struggles May Go Back Decades

By Alice Park

Experts: Pot Harms The Teenage Brain

By Justin Worland
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Colorado Hits a New High for Pot Sales

More than $114 million worth of the drug has been sold since January

By Justin Worland

These Are the First Edible Pot Products Sold in Washington

Stringent rules delayed sales of edibles for a month after the first legal marijuana sales took place in Washington state

By Katy Steinmetz

Experts to Discuss Using Experimental Ebola Drugs

After two Americans were treated with experimental drug

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Marijuana Should Be Legal, but ...

We must treat drug use for what it is: a health, not a criminal, issue

By David Sheff

Colorado Sets New Rules For Pot Edibles

Colorado officials are tightening the rules governing marijuana edibles in an effort to reduce the risk of accidental overdoses. Regulators were not only concerned about overdoses, but also wanted products to have more child resistant...

By TIME Video

Philly Narcotics Cops Arrested in Corruption Probe

As part of an ongoing federal corruption probe, six officers are facing a total of 26 indictments for offenses that include drug dealing, kidnapping and robbery.

By Melissa Hellmann

It’s Easier Than You Think to Overdose on Tylenol

A new analysis from Consumer Reports calls out the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for inconsistent and potentially dangerous labeling of acetaminophen painkillers

By Alice Park

Police Arrest Man Who Allegedly Dealt Deadly MDMA

The arrest comes just weeks before Electric Zoo returns with added safety measures

By Noah Rayman

Manopause?! Aging, Insecurity and the $2 Billion Testosterone Industry

These drugs promise to pump up men who feel deflated. But are they safe?

By David Von Drehle

Flight Attendant Reminds Cabin to Flush Drugs Down Toilet

Such announcements are routine, but this employee's words were "poorly chosen," Australian airline Jetstar said

By Nash Jenkins

An Economic and Moral Case for Legalizing Cocaine and Heroin

Criminalization comes at a large cost--elevated prices, impurities, and the vagaries of black markets--and does marginal good for the few very abusive users.

By Jeffrey Miron

FDA Approves New Pain Pill Designed To Be Hard to Abuse

The FDA has been under growing pressure to fight the national epidemic of prescription opioid abuse

By TIME Video

Oregon to Vote on Pot Legalization in November

Oregon could become the third state to legalize recreational weed

By Sam Frizell

7 Signs You’re Drinking Too Much

Actors Shia LaBeouf and Robin Williams both announced last week that they’re seeking treatment for alcoholism: LaBeouf as an outpatient following an outburst in a New York City theater and Williams in a rehab facility....

By Health.com

FDA warns against powdered caffeine

The agency issued a statement Friday recommending that consumers avoid the potent powders

By Denver Nicks

The Rules About Pot Just Changed in Washington D.C.

Adults caught with up to one ounce of pot will be fined $25 in the nation's capital

By Alex Rogers
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