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What s Safe — And Not — With The COVID-19 Delta Variant Circulating

What s Safe — And Not — With The COVID-19 Delta Variant Circulating
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I-Team: Pediatricians See Sharp Rise in Kids Ingesting Marijuana Edibles at Toxic Levels

I-Team: Pediatricians See Sharp Rise in Kids Ingesting Marijuana Edibles at Toxic Levels
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Pinterest is banning weight loss ads Health experts say it s a positive step

Pinterest is banning weight loss ads Health experts say it s a positive step
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People who use methamphetamine likely to report multiple chronic conditions

People who use methamphetamine are more likely to have health conditions, mental illness, and substance use disorders than people who do not use the drug, according to a new study by researchers at the Center for Drug Use and HIV/HCV Research (CDUHR) at NYU School of Global Public Health.

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Kratom use rare, but more common among people with opioid use disorder

E-Mail Less than one percent of people in the United States use kratom, a plant-based substance commonly used to manage pain and opioid withdrawal, according to a study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine. However, the use of kratom which is legal but carries the risk of addiction and harmful side effects is more prevalent among people who use other drugs, particularly those with opioid use disorder. Derived from a tree native to Southeast Asia, kratom can be taken as a pill, capsule, or extract, or brewed as a tea. It acts on the brain s opioid receptors; at low doses, kratom is a stimulant, while at higher doses, it can relieve pain. Some people report using kratom as a substitute for opioids in an effort to limit their opioid use and ameliorate withdrawal. Others use kratom recreationally for relaxation or to self-treat pain, anxiety, or depression.

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