In early societies, shaman or medicine man (or women) were specialists in the ways plants were harvested. They were important not only for understanding what we now call medicine, but also because he or she was which of the following?
During the 1950s and 60s the Canadian government funded the research of Dr. Donald Cameron who some have suggested used LSD with psychiatric patients, and often without their consent to investigate which of the following?
The Pemberton Music Festival, Boonstock, Escapade, and Veld are all large-scale Canadian music festivals. A total of five drug-related deaths of individuals aged 19‒24 in the summer of 2014 occurred at these festivals. What was the cause?
Ricaurte and colleagues were forced to retract their paper one year after it was published in The New York Times on September 27, 2002, because they discovered what drug had been mistakenly given, rather than MDMA?
It was believed that if a plant contains a spirit, then eating the plant transfers that spirit to the person who eats it, and the spirit of the plant can speak to the consumer, make that person feel the plant's joy, or provide special powers.
What position is the Canadian government considering regarding Salvia divinorum?
A. It is proposing to add both to the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, which would make it illegal to produce, possess, traffic, import, or export the substances.