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Are People Dying to Find Fenn's Treasure?

At least four people have died searching for a bronze chest full of gold and gemstones hidden in the Rocky Mountains between Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the Canadian border by a reclusive millionaire adventurer named Forrest Fenn. The treasure hunt began when Fenn published a poem containing clues to the chest's location in 2010. See more

Breaking the Cycle of Addiction, With Hallucinogens

Addiction has hit the United States hard, with over 20 million people reporting substance use disorders, according to the surgeon general's 2016 report. And so, despite decades of stigma, studies into using hallucinogenic drugs to treat addictions are coming back into scientific vogue.See More

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Why Diabulimia Is So Dangerous

Having Type 1 diabetes (which used to be called juvenile diabetes) is a serious health problem that's treated mostly by taking regular injections of insulin. But the disease can also trigger an eating disorder called diabetic bulimia, or "diabulimia." This involves skipping or altering insulin doses for the express purpose of losing weight. While patients often drop unwanted pounds, it's extremely dangerous for diabetics to skip insulin, leaving them vulnerable to very serious health complications. See more >>