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A COVID-19 pill called Paxlovid is now available to the public. But who can take it? What are the potential side effects? And how does Paxlovid work?

Some people assume that natural drugs like magic mushrooms are safe. But is this true? And if you have to take a drug screen, do shrooms show up on drug tests?

Benzodiazepines, a.k.a. benzos, are common prescription drugs that have been around for more than 50 years. However, they can be addictive if abused.

DMAA is a controversial stimulant and supplement ingredient. Some people say it's safe, but others strongly disagree. So what's the real truth behind DMAA?

Intended to relieve pain, many powerful, dangerous opioids like desomorphine are also abused and sold on the black market. Here's what you should know.

When the drug "bath salts" pop up in the news, the story often comes with strange or lurid details. But what are bath salts, really, and what are their risks?

Related to to the well-known opioid fentanyl, acetyl fentanyl is a potent new danger drug that has been linked to many overdose deaths. Here's what to know.

COVID-19 may be on the wane, but regular testing remains essential to reducing COVID infections. With at-home COVID tests, it's fast and easy to get results.

Isotonitazene, a.k.a. nitazene or ISO, is a dangerous new opioid known for its high occurrence of overdose. Here's what you need to know about this risky drug.

When you have a cold, it may seem natural to reach for a decongestant. But even over-the-counter options like pseudoephedrine have the potential for abuse.

While not officially available in the US, phenibut still has some popularity as a workout supplement. However, there are serious risks to this unregulated drug.

Before you use an at-home COVID test, educate yourself about your testing options, how to use a COVID test correctly, and the shelf-life of your testing kit.