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Can We Trust the Claims About Caplyta?
Perhaps Caplyta needs further scrutiny before we start singing its praises as a new standard of care for multiple mental health disorders.
Tramadol’s Harms Outweigh Its Benefits
Do the potential harms associated with tramadol outweigh the risks?
Bedlam in the “Postdenominational” Church, Part 2
NAR leaders who claim to be modern apostles have failed to show the office is ongoing.
Marijuana and Psychiatric Illness
We need to slow the rush to legalize recreational marijuana and give scientific research time to catch up.
A New Adulterant for Opioids Called “Flysky”
There’s a new opioid cocktail called “flysky,” coming to an overdose near you.
Bedlam in the “Postdenominational” Church, Part 1
Does the church need the fivefold ministry to fulfill its mission of advancing God’s kingdom?
The Quest for the Genetic Basis of Schizophrenia
Current research suggests that genetic testing explains less than 1% of whether someone is schizophrenic.
Could Nitazenes Replace Fentanyl?
Are nitazenes replacing fentanyl in illicit opioids?
Can We Trust the Claims About Caplyta?
Perhaps Caplyta needs further scrutiny before we start singing its praises as a new standard of care for multiple mental health disorders.
Tramadol’s Harms Outweigh Its Benefits
Do the potential harms associated with tramadol outweigh the risks?
Bedlam in the “Postdenominational” Church, Part 2
NAR leaders who claim to be modern apostles have failed to show the office is ongoing.
Marijuana and Psychiatric Illness
We need to slow the rush to legalize recreational marijuana and give scientific research time to catch up.
A New Adulterant for Opioids Called “Flysky”
There’s a new opioid cocktail called “flysky,” coming to an overdose near you.
Bedlam in the “Postdenominational” Church, Part 1
Does the church need the fivefold ministry to fulfill its mission of advancing God’s kingdom?
The Quest for the Genetic Basis of Schizophrenia
Current research suggests that genetic testing explains less than 1% of whether someone is schizophrenic.
Could Nitazenes Replace Fentanyl?
Are nitazenes replacing fentanyl in illicit opioids?