No More Bad Flashbacks: Scientists Find Gene That Erases Memories

Published October 1, 2013

No More Bad Flashbacks: Scientists Find Gene That Erases Memories
At the Scripps Research Institute, researchers are studying what causes a methamphetamine addict to relapse when confronted with familiar triggers that a person associates with drug use. “Substance users who are trying to stay clean, when exposed to … Read more on Mashable

Upon its End, Breaking Bad's Lessons as Memorable as its Drama
Teaming up with former student and current drug pawn/addict Jesse Pinkman, Walt uses his chemical expertise and Jesse's connections to produce methamphetamine at an unmatched quality and purity. They enter the drug world and reap all it has to offer: … Read more on Manolith

Crystal meth support group set to open in Ballarat
Daniel* is introducing Crystal Meth Anonymous to Ballarat and will hold the first meeting within a fortnight. Daniel is an ex-addict and has been abstinent from crystal meth, also known as ice, for almost 10 years. Daniel was an actor and a personal … Read more on Ballarat Courier