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Smokers -- especially Jewish and Muslim ones -- have another reason to be concerned about the ingredients in their cigarettes, which may include pig's blood in the filter.
This is probably not the kind of commemoration the founders of National Alcohol Awareness Month had in mind: among the groups marking the annual April campaign is Safer Alternative for Enjoyable Recreation (SAFER), which is encouraging college students to smoke marijuana rather than drinking alcohol.
Past research shows that the adult brain can produce new neurons, and a new animal study shows how manipulating neuron production could provide the basis for addiction treatment.
Businesses in Michigan are uncertain whether to fire employees who test positive for marijuana use but are authorized to use the drug under the state's new medical-marijuana law.
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