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Maria Parrotta is a writer, student, and daring pharmacovigilante on a mission to be an approachable source of honest, relevant information about drugs, healthcare, science, and technology. She is often found teaching impromptu chemistry lessons at social gatherings, building her fleet of tiny motorized robots, or recruiting members for her new "pharmcore" band. She sleeps in lab goggles and dreams of nothing but science.
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Understanding Bath Salts, Part III: Living Above the Law
“Poison is in everything, and no thing is without poison. The dosage makes it either a poison or a remedy.” -Paracelsus We’ve come to the end of our mind-altering journey, and a new ban on synthetic drugs has finally saved … Continue reading
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