What happens when cocaine makes its way into rivers and lakes? Scientists tested the answer on wild salmon in Sweden. Here’s ...
Salmon exposed to cocaine in the water swim longer distances than those that go without, according to a study released this week. Cocaine use is on the rise worldwide, with the U.N. reporting an ...
The world’s waterways are becoming increasingly contaminated with pharmaceuticals and illegal drugs—and the pollutants are seeping into marine animals. Cocaine, specifically, has been found in sharks, ...
More than 10 sharks in waters off the coast of Brazil tested positive for cocaine, according to a first-of-its-kind study. The study dubbed "Cocaine Shark" examined the cocaine and benzoylecgonine ...
After further research into findings of the cocaine metabolite benzoylecgonine, the Horseracing Integrity and Welfare Unit has withdrawn its cases against trainers Keri Brion and R. McLane Hendriks ...
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