Minorities Have Unequal Access to Opioid Use Disorder Treatment
Black and Hispanic patients tend to receive less time in treatment than white patients.
Health & Medicine
Psychedelic Mushrooms May Be Found in a Person’s Backyard
Researchers believe psychedelic mushrooms can be found in the wild, in wood chips and in yards.
Hair Products Could be Linked to Female Cancers, Lawsuit Filed
Hair straighteners can cause uterine, breast and other cancers.
Teens Who Feel Poorer Than Their Friends are More Likely to Bully
Studies show socioeconomic status can affect teen bullying.
Implicit Bias Against Black Patients Prevails in the Mental Health Field
Black patients are disproportionately misdiagnosed with mental health disorders.
Wyoming Mental Health Facility is Sued for Mistreating Patients
State hospital staff are accused of rape, abuse, and neglect.
What to Do If You Suspect an Injury from Administered Vaccine
Dspite the benefits of getting vaccinated, there’s a chance you may have to deal with vaccine injuries.
Psychedelic Research Needs to Take Race, Ethnicity into Consideration
MDMA and psilocybin studies have predominately been focused on the benefits for white participants.
New Mexico’s AG Balderas Hopes Legislators Spend Wisely
New Mexico is set to receiving large opioid litigation payouts and will have to decide how the money is spent.
New Fentanyl Vaccine May Help Curtail Overdose Fatalities
A new vaccine that hits the same brain receptors as fentanyl may help decrease demand for it.