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A plane crashed in Brazil, killing the pilot aboard, but also left behind bricks of cocaine marked with SpaceX logos.

Police Puzzled by 180 Kilos of SpaceX-Branded Cocaine Found at Crash Site

By Sharon Adarlo

An initial toxicology report has revealed that former One Direction singer Liam Payne had taken "pink cocaine" before falling to his death.

One Direction’s Liam Payne Was Taking “Pink Cocaine” Before Death

By Victor Tangermann

Local law enforcement is accusing Yakima County coroner Jim Curtice of snorting cocaine he stole from dead bodies.

County Coroner Accused of Doing Drugs He Stole From Dead Bodies

By Victor Tangermann

Researchers made a surprising discovery while analyzing over 300-year-old, preserved brains found in a burial site in Milan: cocaine.

Scientists Open Up 17th Century Cadavers, Discover Good Old Fashioned COCAINE

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists are investigating if sharks are getting high off of bales of cocaine that are landing in the waters off of the coast of Florida.

Science & Energy

Florida Sharks Suspected of Eating Discarded Bales of Cocaine

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists in China claim to have genetically modified tobacco plants to be able to produce cocaine — but don't get too excited just yet, kids.

Scientists Gene Hack Random Plant to Grow Cocaine

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

A Colombian artist is selling NFTs of "cocaine" and finding that some of his biggest opposition isn’t law enforcement — but rather social media platforms.

Instagram Threatens to Delete Artist’s Account for Selling NFTs of Cocaine

By Tony Ho Tran

Scientists have plans to battle cocaine addictions with a promising new tool: Using gene therapy to make cocaine less addictive.

Prosthetics and Devices

Scientists Propose Gene Hack to Make Cocaine Less Fun

By Foster Kamer

By erasing memories linked to cocaine use, researchers stopped rats from seeking out the drug — and the therapy could potentially work in humans.

Health & Medicine

Scientists Kept Rats Sober by Deleting Memories of Cocaine

By Kristin Houser

Cheap Drug Breathalyzers Are On The Way, If We Can Figure Out How To Use Them

Cheap Drug Breathalyzers Are On The Way, If We Can Figure Out How To Use Them

By Dan Robitzski

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Magnetic Brain Stimulation Could Help Cocaine Users Beat Their Addictions

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Blocking Memories Could Be the Key to Fighting Cocaine Addiction