DEA wants to declassify marijuana as less powerful drug like Tylenol
The DEA doesn’t currently consider Schedule I drugs to have any medical use. The new classification would downgrade pot to Schedule III, the same level as Tylenol. For the team at Park Social, a dispensary in Alameda, changing the schedule is a step in the right direction for the remaining states where marijuana is still prohibited.
Three-year-old Ariana McKay is the second child in the care of Spirit Lake Social Services to die as the result of alleged ...
of natural causes. If that name sounds familiar, it’s because the former tax preparer was a suspect, though never officially charged, in the infamous Tylenol poisoning murder cases. Seven people ...
Veteran defense attorney Jay Clark said Ohio has always separated marijuana and its penalties from other Schedule I drugs.
Kenvue — a Johnson & Johnson spinoff — is moving its employees to Summit in 2025. They will occupy a sprawling HQ and R&D ...
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BOSTON - A new study in JAMA finds that Tylenol during pregnancy is not associated with autism or other conditions.
The maker of Tylenol, Listerine, Neutrogena, Band-Aids and Benadryl plans a global headquarters in New Jersey with over 3,000 scientists and other employees over the next few years. Kenvue — a ...
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Energy Institute made a groundbreaking discovery to produce Tylenol ...
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A quality improvement (QI) initiative to standardize care for babies in the NICU following surgery at the University of ...
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