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Kabrena Rodda received the distinction of American Chemical Society (ACS) Fellow this month.

Forensic Toxicologist’s Pioneering Work Reveals Hidden Dangers in ‘Safer’ Drugs

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Genetic “protection” against depression was no match for pandemic stress

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Hidden connection found between adverse drug reactions and autism

Although smoking can provide an immediate feeling of calm and relaxation, the habit has serious long-term consequences - also in the brain. New figures from Aarhus University suggest that smoking significantly increases the risk of severe mental disorders.

Smoking significantly increases the risk of depression

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