Law Enforcement Officials Seeing More Cases of 'Excited Delirium'

Published February 9, 2013

Law enforcement officials seeing more cases of 'excited delirium'
This underlying disorder, which by no means is a medical diagnosis or a recognized disease, has a cause that is relatively unknown, but typically occurs in the setting of the use of illicit drugs, such as crack cocaine and methamphetamine. “For … Read more on Topeka Capital Journal

Ice a hot item for pressured AFL footballers
Detectives said in most cases dealers in contact with players trafficked ecstasy, amphetamines or cocaine. Ice sells for $ 600-$ 700 a gram, but is sold in smaller quantities for … Chronic sleeping problems, cracked teeth, stress on the heart and risk … Read more on Herald Sun

Recap: 'Girls' Tries Cocaine & Discovers A Bad Friend
In the first season, it's Shoshanna who accidentally tries crack and ends up having one helluva night, and this time it's Hannah with cocaine, albeit the circumstances are a bit different. As the show opens, Hannah is interviewing for the hilariously … Read more on Indie Wire (blog)