Tracking 460,000 teens with no prior mental health problems, researchers found those who used cannabis faced sharply higher rates of serious psychiatric diagnoses by young adulthood.
A sweeping, 11-county operation led by Santa Clara County’s Human Trafficking Task Force recovers dozens of ...
The peer‑reviewed analysis reveals that psychotropics have failed to produce benefit for patients even as their use has surged and serious risks accumulate, prompting calls for regulatory overhaul.
Amid the collapse of careers over even distant ties to Jeffrey Epstein, Tony Ortega’s public contempt for efforts to expose ...
On its eighth anniversary, the Ideal Church of Scientology Silicon Valley stands as a human-centered “operating system” for a ...
Attorney General Kwame Raoul secured the first victory under Illinois’ amended Hate Crime Act after a Black homeowner was terrorized with swastikas, a Confederate flag and a lynched effigy. The ruling ...
Opinion
Involuntary ECT on the Rise in Connecticut as Patient Alleges Forced Electroshock Destroyed His Life
Despite UN calls for bans on involuntary electroshock, new applications for forced ECT at two Connecticut hospitals soared 650 percent in four years—highlighting alarming gaps in consent and patient ...
Yitzchok “Isak” Sklar reportedly left his dying son in a family shelter while fleeing to hide his drug stash. Sklar and his ...
A Monash University analysis of blood tests shows nearly a quarter of injured drivers had illicit drugs in their system.
A Seattle Times investigation shows at least five patient deaths tied to spit hoods over the past decade, yet 15 states still ...
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