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To make sure we have a smooth morning commute. Its been a year since cruise saw this wintry mix and they say they are ready for it again not taking any chances with forecast calling for snow. See. Says at the good time to remind drivers to take it slow. We cant be everywhere at once or they have to make sure that they know what the surface temperature is and what the Road Conditions are. Crews started early this morning clearing debris and trash and across the roads and hour before predicted sno...

Thank you very much. Thank you, mr. Chairman. I cant thank you enough for being here today, the sacrifices that you have made. I pray that the sacrifices that you and your entire family made will make us a better nation at the end of the day. I think most that sign up to serve have that intention, that they will make this a better nation at the end of the day. I am a physician and also a reservist and i served in iraq for a year. That has led me to want to be here today. One of the things i know...

Part of what i do through the ministry im in is providing support groups through the chaplains channels. So ideal with this very closely on both sides. Medication is no longer being used as a tool to subdue the symptoms while we work on the deeper issues. No. What does the va do . The va specifically utilizes medication to control it and keep them, suppress the symptoms without working on the deeper issues. Thank you. Please. Brian was never put on any medication. Only for his back when he had t...

With FDA approval on the horizon, an internal Veterans Affairs document lays out measures to treat PTSD and stanch the suicide crisis with MDMA therapy.

The annual event, organised by the Greater Chernobyl Cause, saw a gathering of approximately 70 people come together to stand in solidarity with ...

Scrappy radio broadcaster KPFZ, frequently punching above its weight was silenced by strong winds and rain on Sunday, October 22, yet only returned to the air waves early in the evening on November 1 following equipment installation much to the relief of loyal listeners.

Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Getty/Wikimedia CommonsWhen Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced this year that his office planned to take at least $42 million from state money and use it to fund corporate research for an experimental psychedelic addiction treatment, he caught many people off guard—including some of the officials tasked with allocating that money.The proposal—to fund development for the alternative therapy ibogaine—and the...

The inside story about a state commission that wants to spend $42 million on a controversial psychedelic drug to treat opioid addiction—and the complicated reasons why.

While the Catholic Church is experiencing a dearth of ordinations in Ireland, the experience for the Church of Ireland in Cork is more positive, ...

23 people spoke in favor of funding the development of an opioid-use disorder treatment using the psychedelic drug ibogaine at the Kentucky Opioid Abatement Advisory Commissions second and final public