Mdma

MDMA and C4's 'Drugs Live'

Dr John Turner | Posted 26.11.2012 | UK Universities & Education
Dr John Turner

As someone who has worked in recreational drug research for nearly 20 years, I'm very aware of the difficulties in getting research money.However, I remain cynical about this particular project, in terms of the message it may send to some viewers about drug use and how this feeds into a continuing focus on a chemical-based approach to 'treating' mental ill-health.

Former MP To Take Ecstasy For TV Experiment

The Huffington Post UK | Dina Rickman | Posted 18.09.2012 | UK

A former MP will be shown on TV taking Class A drugs as part of an experiment due to be broadcast on Channel 4. Liberal Democrat Evan Harris is o...

Swedish House Mafia Milton Keynes: Apocalypse 2012

Carly Wilford | Posted 24.09.2012 | UK Entertainment
Carly Wilford

Hitting the Milton Keynes Bowl for the final Swedish House Mafia gig last weekend I witnessed something I can only compare to a scene from the Apocalypse

Allen Slammed For Drugs Stunt: 'Publicity-Seeking TV At Its Worst'

WENN | Posted 16.07.2012 | UK Entertainment

Actor and musician Keith Allen has come under fire for reportedly filming himself taking drugs for a documentary. Singer Lily Allen's 59-year-old d...

A Conversation with Dr Christian Jessen - Drug Policy

Jason Reed | Posted 18.02.2012 | UK
Jason Reed

Drug policy reform has received many endorsees, from Kofi Annan and Richard Branson, to a fleet of Nobel Prize winners and an array of prominent figur...

'Ecstasy' Clubbers Die In Hospital

PA | Posted 27.11.2011 | UK

Two young clubbers suspected of taking ecstasy have died after separate dance music events at London's Alexandra Palace this weekend, police said. ...

Research Shows Ecstasy Contains Cancer Beating Properties

Posted 19.10.2011 | UK Lifestyle

Modified forms of the drug Ecstasy may be effective against leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma, early research has suggested. ...

Ecstasy Chemical Could Help Cure Cancer, Scientists Say

Huffington Post UK | Posted 19.10.2011 | UK

It’s not just for clubbers. A new study has shown the drug ecstasy could be used to cure cancer. Scientists at the University of Birmingham found...