It was a trip into the unknown, even for the doctors

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LSD became a popular recreational drug in the 1960s, but in both the US and the UK it was also being tested for medical uses. It was tested in random and irrational ways, often by doctors themselves. Some National Health Service patients were given very large doses of LSD, and many suffered long-term psychological repercussions. The CIA believed that LSD could be used to control foreign leaders or to make interrogation subjects speak more openly.

Author: Dobson, Roger, Buncombe, Andrew
United Kingdom, Drugs & Pharmaceuticals, Pharmaceutical and Medicine Manufacturing, Product information, Illicit Drugs, Research, Usage, Drugs, United Kingdom. National Health Service, United States. Central Intelligence Agency, Illegal drugs, LSD (Drug)

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A freedom of speech

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Researchers believe that there are multiple causes of stuttering. The main treatment is speech therapy, although it is possible that botulism toxin may offer some relief.

Author: Dobson, Roger
Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Science & research, Research and Testing Services, Medical Research, Care and treatment, Stuttering

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The $60m frontiersman

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Affinity CEO Wayne Lochner emphasizes that the company is meeting its performance targets. He indicates that it does not have a single direct competitor.

Author: Dobson, Roger
Prepackaged software, Software Publishers, Strategy & planning, Applications Software Pkgs NEC (Micro), Management, Computer software industry, Software industry, Company Profile, Applications software, Lochner, Wayne, Affinity

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