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In the 19th century, a magic new drug took the medical community
How a West Indian warrior became a knock-out success in London’s East End Picture the scene. Two boxers walk out before an uproarious crowd at the Sebright Music Hall in the London district of Hackney
Festival season is in full swing and if the youth of today had a drug of choice, ketamine would be it. So popular is the drug among those under 30 that Gen Z have been dubbed Gen K. But as numbers of those using the dissociative anaesthetic recreationally soar, so too do numbers of those who can’t stop. As specialist crisis clinics open across the country, Catriona Innes meets those at the centre of this story
The dandy’s role as icon and irritant
THE “Friend” is known for its warmth, kindness and supportive attitude. That approach is evident throughout the long history of your magazine. We have always repored on advances in science and treatme
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