A man brewed a tea from "magic mushrooms" and injected the concoction into his veins; several days later, he ended up at the emergency department with the fungus growing in his blood.

A new bill in congress suggests the government buys up and sells cocaine.

The new policy comes in response to a US plan to import drugs from Canada. Why can't the US just fix its own drug price problem?

After serving more than three decades in prison for nonviolent cannabis offenses, a 71-year-old man is hoping to spend Christmas this year with his family. Richard DeLisi, who was sentenced in 1989 to 90 years in prison for conspiring to traffic more than 100 pounds of cannabis into the U.S. from Jamaica, could be released as early as Dec. 4 amid failing health and the worsening coronavirus pandemic, according to the Florida Department of Corrections.

Acetaminophen, one of the most consumed drugs in the US – and the most commonly taken analgesic worldwide – could be doing a lot more than simply taking the edge off your headache, new evidence suggests.

New research exploring the strange boundaries of the placebo effect has turned up another mysterious oddity: placebos have the power to reduce neural markers of emotional distress, even in cases where people have been told in advance they're only taking a placebo.

Hypertension affects one in four adults and is usually treated with medication, even though lifestyle changes can reduce blood pressure. Here's what you need to know

Twenty-six drug manufacturers were sued on Wednesday by the attorneys general of most U.S. states and several territories, which accused them of conspiring to reduce competition and drive up generic drug prices.

One set himself on fire, the other had a fight with the cops. But experts say ketamine is an unlikely culprit.

New evidence suggests that cocaine enhances creativity, but only in certain instances.

Is there a good safe anti-viral drug readily available that seems to work on SARS-CoV-2? Indomethacin is such a drug. It's safe in people, so what's to lose, asks Dr James Freeman.

Researchers in New York found that many clubbers who weren't aware of taking ketamine had in fact used it. More drug checking services are needed.

The U.S. government has battled with recreational drugs for a long time. However, over the last decade, they have begun to see the medical benefits of these drugs. They even have legalized a few of them. One that is still illegal is MDMA (also referred to as molly). It has typically been known as party drug, oftentimes done at a festival or club. This was until it began being tested on subjects with PTSD and depression.

A new startup called MindMed could have the key to providing the upsides of psychedelic drugs for both focus and addiction treatment—while cutting out the downsides of tripping.

Unexpected side effects are linked to the little blue pill.

Legal psychedelics can promote the scientific process

Employers will offer substances which enhance cognitive abilities, while the have-nots will be left open to more health risks than ever

And the side effects,such as diabetes.

First and currently only rifabutin-based H. pylori therapy approved.

One listed reason for raising prices was "market conditions."