Acid

People with depression are increasingly taking LSD, and research suggests it may help when used under supervision

Mental Health

LSD, MDMA potentially could treat depression and PTSD, according to new health study

Investigation

Reports: Local woman among four students in France acid attack

Drugs

Three Villanova students overdose on LSD

Sleep apnea may be linked to brain changes that cause Alzheimer's disease

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Choosing safe toys: Tips for parents and caregivers

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Fewer teens are using alcohol, cigarettes and marijuana than before the pandemic

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The role of friends and peers in preventing impaired driving

Increasing steps per day, even by a modest amount, could reduce risk of developing depression

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