'Crack Baby' Study Ends With Unexpected but Clear Result

Published July 22, 2013

'Crack baby' study ends with unexpected but clear result

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A crack epidemic was raging in Philadelphia in 1989 when Hallam Hurt, then chair of neonatology at Albert Einstein Medical Center on North Broad Street, began a study to evaluate the effects of in-utero cocaine exposure on babies. In maternity wards in … Read more on Philly.com

Vermont officials fear 'collateral damage' from decriminalization

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The operation cost $ 115,000 to carry out – $ 37,000 of which was spent directly on drug purchases that included heroin, cocaine, crack cocaine, morphine, hallucinogenic mushrooms, opiates, prescription pills and marijuana as well as for information from … Read more on Brattleboro Reformer

CSI: Laramie: How cops busted the student who threatened to rape herself on …

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Meg Lanker-Simons, the 28-year-old University of Wyoming undergrad who allegedly threatened herself with rape on an anonymous Facebook forum, is in the news again. The Laramie Boomerang has now published details from a court-filed affidavit … Read more on Daily Caller