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6 hours ago ago from Bad Science

June 12th, 2009 by Ben Goldacre Tags: social policy in bad science , drurrrgs | 65 Comments Ben Goldacre Saturday 13 June 2009 The Guardian In areas of moral and political conflict people will always behave badly with evidence, so the war on drugs is a consistent source of entertainment. We have already seen how cannabis being “ 25 times stronger ” was a fantasy, how drugs-related deaths were quietly dropped from the outcome ...

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A New Disquiet About Some Generic Drugs - NYTimes.com

21 hours ago ago from Psychology of Medicine

Let me start by saying I'm a fan of generic drugs. They save Americans billions of dollars each year and give us access to wonderful drugs at affordable prices. I've recommended generics in this column many times and use them myself when possible. But there is a gnawing concern among some doctors and researchers that certain prescription generic drugs may not work as well as their brand-name counterparts. The problem is not pervasive, ...

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Chase bank excludes Students for Sensible Drug Policy for donation

15 hours ago ago from Marijuana.com

So Chase Bank recently had a Facebook poll to decide what matters by choosing their favorite organizations. The top organizations would win $25k and a chance at a $1 million. However at the end of the poll they rigged the results, kicking out Students for Sensible Drug Policy and The Marijuana Policy Project. (I didn't actually write the stuff in quotes, I just took from another person from another forum, I'm not claiming that I wrote that) ...

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What’s The Smartest Way To Cash Out A Flexible Variable Life Insurance Policy?

3 hours ago ago from life insurance

I inherited a flexible variable life insurance policy that my now deceased grandfather bought for me a long time ago. The value on it has gone down in value by about $900 since I found out it was mine 3 months ago should I just cash it out now or is there a smarter way to cash out the surrender value (it's tied to the stock market so I know there's probably not much I can do)? Help please.

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