New Hampshire declares emergency on synthetic drugs
In August, 2014, New Hampshire governor Maggie Hassan declared a state of emergency for the synthetic compound referred to as “smacked.”
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Alcohol Abuse in Teenagers
This article was written by New York DUI attorney Arkady Bukh from the Bukh Law Firm, 14 Wall St, New York NY
Casual use of marijuana affects brain development
A new study published in the Journal of Neuroscience in April, 2014 reports that young adults (ages 18 to 25) who
“Molly” is not your friend
Although an endearing and folksy name, the new “Molly” should be shunned. By all reports, the designer drug “Molly” (short
Teen stem cell donor a first
We have written about donating blood and organs which is restricted in most states to those over 18. Some, with
What to know when reporting child abuse against your parents
Abuse can take several forms – physical, emotional, verbal and sexual. Neglect is another form of abuse where certain needs
Bullycides continue in 2013
Unfortunately, the incidents of teens and younger children committing suicide, in part because of cyberbullying, continues in 2013. These tragic
Is smoking alcohol legal?
Smoking alcohol is catching on and health authorities have issued warnings about its dangers. Apparently YouTube videos have gone viral
Do tattoos say something about your availability?
According to a recent study in France, men consider a woman who’s tattted up as more approachable. Does that surprise
Is it legal for the police to take a cheek swab if you’re arrested?
In 2009, 26-year-old Alonzo King was arrested for assault. At the police station, an officer took a swab of DNA from