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10 Sep 2014:
Daily users under 17 are seven times more likely to attempt suicide compared with non-users, Australian-led study finds
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4 Sep 2014: Guardian Australia: New agreement will permit plants to be grown across the country with Victoria the first state to start planting lucrative crop
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2 Sep 2014:
In the 1950s a group of pioneering psychiatrists showed that hallucinogenic drugs had therapeutic potential, but the research was halted as part of the backlash against the hippy counterculture.
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29 Aug 2014: David Robert Grimes: Whether the issue is climate change, healthcare or gun control, libertarians are on a permanent collision course with evidence
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27 Aug 2014:
Originally published in the Guardian on 27 August 1977: The US pharmaceutical industry tries out 85 per cent of its new drugs on prison inmates
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26 Aug 2014:
Royal Free hospital in Hampstead says next few days are critical for 29-year-old nurse who contracted virus in Sierra Leone
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Guardian Professional, 26 Aug 2014: The development of PaMZ has been hailed as a breakthrough. But what do the experts think?
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23 Aug 2014:
We are in a pharmaceutical ice age. But new computer modelling and bioengineering techniques could revitalise the industry, reports Mark Piesing
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21 Aug 2014:
News: Charlie Brooker has created a new feature-length special of his dystopian series, called Yuletide.
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Guardian Professional, 20 Aug 2014: National Insitute of Clinical Excellence decisions have sparked debate over funding the spiralling cost of medication, writes Andrew Apps
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17 Aug 2014:
Columbia University researchers announce dramatic results in trials of bone marrow drug, with full hair regrowth within five months
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15 Aug 2014:
Sarah Whitehead: Marijuana legislation is being relaxed all over the world – but not in the UK, where the most unlikely of horticulturalists are taking the law into their own hands
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11 Aug 2014: Editorial: The cancer drugs fund has become a way of escaping the constraints carefully established by Nice
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8 Aug 2014: Doctors should take into account the ‘downstream’ effects on the environment when they prescribe drugs, suggests a scientist at the US Environmental Protection Agency
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7 Aug 2014:
US tells Nigeria region would have to wait months for supplies because such small quantities exist, says health minister
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