Pink cocaine, or "tusi," is a dangerous drug linked to overdose deaths, celebrity use, and rising popularity in Florida.

Thanks to the power of optogenetics, researchers in Switzerland have not only established the first causal link between cocaine-induced changes to brain cells and altered physical behavior, they have ...

Also reportedly used as a fish anaesthetic. Similar anaesthetic properties to cocaine. 2 271 Boric acid Used as an insecticide and as an antiseptic in medicinal and cosmetic products. Also used for ...

He was also deeply interested in the effects of cocaine. This interest is expressed in a quote attributed to him that described cocaine use as giving "exhilaration and lasting euphoria ...

Stroke can result from various toxic exposures including illicit drugs, with cocaine being one of the more frequently cited agents. Cocaine is known to be an important risk factor for ischemic and ...

Tracey Reed died inside a camping pod at Bainbridge Ings, near Hawes in North Yorkshire, on 10 June A grandmother who died while staying at a campsite was killed by the effects of cocaine ...

No serious adverse effects occurred with the combination of selegiline and cocaine, and cocaine-induced physiological effects were unchanged after selegiline. Only 1 peak subjective cocaine ...

Media coverage reported positive effects in veterans ... One of the most popular drugs this year doesn't really exist. "Pink cocaine" is a hot pink mixture of drugs, that often contains all ...

But the difference was, I felt none of the anxiety, fear or paranoia that came with cocaine. And there was ... life-wrecking side-effects. The answer to sober contentment, they say, is time ...