‘Daisy Jones and the Six’ both romanticises and tears down the 70s lust for the ‘Rock & Roll’ scene. Straying from the original plot of the book, is the show’s portrayal of destruction empowering or disheartening?

With celebrities pressured to have an unrealistic physical aesthetic, is it surprising that having personal trainers, nutritionists, and dieticians to lose weight simply isn’t enough?

Jess Ferguson shares her experiences of participating in a clinical trial for the drug psilocybin

Smoking a joint could land you the same number of years in prison as being caught with cocaine, as weed set to become Class A drug

Unadvertised and unavailable: drug testing kits for students still not readily accessible

We have the technology to precisely match peoples drugs to their DNA, but should it be introduced to the NHS?

In his 2000 adaptation of Hubert Selby Jr.’s novel, Darren Aronofsky creates a disturbing vision of isolation and addiction that remains just as today, writes James McCafferty

Alexia Pieretti reviews An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the King’s Arms as part of MIFTA

The events will call on the government to “take drugs seriously” by promoting a transformation of current drug policy

James Owen takes a look at athletics’ most recent doping scandal

This study is thought to lead to the development of a more efficient treatment in some patients, and represents a major step towards fighting AML, a rare form of blood cancer with a high mortality rate

The pills sold to students contained medication for diarrhea and Athlete’s Foot

A new vaping-related illness has afftected at least 530 people, the CDC said last week, bringing the latest fatality to nine

Last week, two stabbings occurred near Piccadilly Gardens in one night

Contributor Kit Delamain talks culture, identity, the loss of passion and the importance of the man

The synthetic drug problem across Europe and North America has been created inadvertently by scientific journals’ research

Tom Allen looks at antibiotics, and if it is time to reform the way in which we use them

Leah Marlow compares the differing actions of Buckinghamshire University and the University of Manchester in response to the NUS report revealing the prevalence of recreational use of drugs at Universities