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Old Drugs, New Uses – Minding the Brain

Friday, July 20, 2018

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Did you know that some drugs that are abused on the street are sometimes used to treat mental illness? Check out the latest episode of Jim Davies‘s podcast with Kim Hellemans, “Minding The Brain,” featuring interviews with Dr. Sell and Dr. Blier, and check out their talks at the Canadian Museum of Nature – Musée canadien de la nature

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