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American actor Matthew Perry, known for his role in 'Friends', passed away at the age of 54. His death followed days of battling multiple health issues, raising questions about addiction and mental health.
A Los Angeles court has sentenced Kenneth Iwamasa, Matthew Perry's personal assistant, to three years in prison after he admitted his role in the actor's death. Iwamasa confessed to distributing ketamine, which led to Perry's demise.
Forensic doctor Carlos Cassinelli revealed during the trial of the medical team responsible for the late Argentine legend Diego Armando Maradona that his suffering lasted about 12 hours before he passed away. This information raises questions about the quality of medical care he received.
The 'Live Healthy' campaign has confirmed that asthma inhalers do not cause addiction, addressing ongoing concerns among patients. This announcement comes at a critical time when accurate information about medications is essential for asthma sufferers.
A trial has commenced in New Mexico concerning a lawsuit filed by the Attorney General accusing Meta of designing its products to addict young users and failing to protect them from sexual exploitation. This case may lead to significant changes in how Meta's platforms operate.
A trial begins today in New Mexico that may lead to significant changes in how Meta's platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, operate. The state's attorney general accuses the company of designing its products to be addictive for young users and failing to protect children from exploitation.
Families of victims of opioid overdoses expressed their emotions in a U.S. court following a ruling against Purdue Pharma, a company central to the opioid crisis in the United States. This ruling marks a significant step toward holding pharmaceutical companies accountable for their role in the epidemic.
A U.S. court has issued a criminal ruling against Purdue Pharma, the company behind OxyContin, marking a significant step towards addressing the opioid crisis. This decision comes amid increasing legal and social pressures on pharmaceutical companies for their role in the epidemic.
Luxor Governorate has initiated a series of awareness seminars titled 'Your Decision Matters' aimed at educating youth and adolescents about the dangers of addiction. This initiative is part of local community efforts to address the social and health challenges facing the youth.
A U.S. court has ruled against Purdue Pharma, known for producing oxycodone, in an opioid-related case. This ruling facilitates the flow of funds designated for settlements, marking a significant step in combating the opioid crisis affecting the United States.
Enzo Conticello, a 29-year-old Italian, was sentenced to two years and three months in prison after stealing a bag containing a rare Fabergé egg and a gold watch worth over £2 million. He sold the stolen items in exchange for drugs.
A U.S. court has sentenced the individual known as the 'Ketamine Queen' to <strong>15 years</strong> in prison related to the death of actor Matthew Perry, famous for his role in 'Friends'. This ruling follows extensive investigations into the circumstances surrounding Perry's death.
A court has sentenced the 'Ketamine Queen' to prison after being found guilty of selling drugs that contributed to the death of American actor Matthew Perry. The incident has sparked widespread debate about the impact of drugs on society and celebrities.
Debbie Perry, the wife of the late Matthew Perry's father, has called for the maximum penalty against Jasmine Sangha, known as the 'Ketamine Queen'. Sangha faces a potential sentence of over sixty years in prison following Perry's death from an overdose.
Jasveen Sangha, one of five individuals linked to the death of American actor Matthew Perry, is set to face a prison sentence that could extend for decades. This case raises questions about the impact of drugs on the lives of celebrities.
The family of Matthew Perry, the star of the show Friends, is calling for the harshest penalties against the accused known as the 'Ketamine Queen' following his sudden death. This case has sparked widespread debate about the impact of drugs on the lives of celebrities.
The Director of Drug Enforcement in the Indonesian police announced a proposal to amend the drug law, aiming to set ownership limits to distinguish between users needing treatment and dealers. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to combat addiction and enhance rehabilitation programs.
In a remarkable achievement, 22 recovering addicts in Malaysia have passed the <strong>Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM)</strong> exams for 2025, reflecting the success of educational rehabilitation efforts. This initiative highlights the potential for reintegrating individuals into society through education.
A new study suggests that a common and inexpensive antidepressant may be effective in treating crystal methamphetamine addiction, marking a significant shift in combating this dangerous form of addiction.
Scientists have unveiled a new class of opioid painkillers that had been dormant since the 1950s. This modern version promises to be a powerful pain reliever while significantly reducing addiction risks.
In a successful security operation, police in Penang, Malaysia, dismantled a drug manufacturing lab, seizing drugs valued at approximately <strong>3.43 million ringgit</strong> and arresting three individuals, including a foreign woman.
Nutrition consultant Dr. Ahmed Abdullah warns that certain popular beverages pose significant health risks, contributing directly to obesity and addiction. These drinks contain high levels of sugar and chemicals that negatively affect the body.
The Director of Public Security has confirmed that the war on drugs will continue resolutely, emphasizing the importance of combating this phenomenon that threatens society. This statement comes amid increasing challenges related to drug trafficking in the region.
The Austrian government announced plans to ban social media use for children under 14 years old, citing risks related to addiction and violence. This initiative aims to protect minors from potential dangers associated with these platforms.
A recent court ruling may signal the beginning of the end for social media as we know it. This decision raises critical questions about the future of these platforms and their impact on users.
France is the second-largest consumer of benzodiazepines in Europe, with nearly ten million patients prescribed these drugs annually. Despite being intended for short-term use, many patients continue taking them long-term, leading to widespread addiction issues.
A jury has issued a historic ruling against Meta and YouTube, holding them responsible for damages suffered by a young woman due to the addictive design of their platforms. The companies have been ordered to pay up to <strong>$6 million</strong> in compensation.
The British government is under scrutiny following a Los Angeles jury ruling that major tech companies like <strong>Google</strong> and <strong>Meta</strong> designed addictive social media platforms. The government is expected to take action to limit children's use of these platforms.
A California jury has found Meta and YouTube liable for damages caused to a young woman due to the addictive design of their platforms. The plaintiff, a 20-year-old, was awarded <strong>$3 million</strong> in compensation, with expectations for the amount to increase.
Scottish author <strong>Irvin Welsh</strong> has announced a new musical inspired by his famous novel <strong>Trainspotting</strong>, set to premiere in <strong>London</strong> in July 2026. This production comes 30 years after the groundbreaking film that transformed British cinema.