Like Father NOT Like Son: Offspring of Cocaine Users Less Likely to Develop Habit

Published January 9, 2013

Like father NOT like son: Offspring of cocaine users less likely to develop habit
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'This study is the first to show that the chemical effects of cocaine use can be passed down to future generations to cause a resistance to addictive behaviour, indicating that paternal exposure to toxins such as cocaine can have profound effects on … Read more on Daily Mail

Justified, Season 4
Filed under: cocaine abuse can cause
But when we met Billy St. Cyr (Joseph Mazzello), the snake-handling revivalist preacher who has his new followers convinced he (or God) can cure them of addiction, I had a feeling I might start feeling a little more sympathetic toward ol' Boyd this … Read more on Slate Magazine

The Problem For The Left If Tetraethyl Lead Really Does Cause Crime
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The rise and fall of violent crime during the second half of the 20th century and first years of the 21st were caused, it proposed, not by changes in policing or imprisonment, single parenthood, recession, crack cocaine or the legalisation of abortion … Read more on Forbes