Kentucky shot itself in the foot by passing up a chance to pioneer a promising opioid treatment — an opportunity that Texas recently seized. But it’s not too late for the General Assembly to make Kentucky part of an effort to study and legalize ibogaine. Here is the context: In the late 1990s, Kentucky became […]
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