The World Health Organisation recommended opioid substitution drug treatment but because of the cost this therapy is not offered in the public health service
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Today, I’m a weed activist. I’ve seen the injustice of really, really good people getting fucked by really bad laws
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/ 28 October 2009
Tennis great Andre Agassi has admitted he tested positive for hard drugs during his career and lied to sporting authorities to escape a ban.