At Shambhala Music Festival, a Plan To Make Drugs Like Ketamine and MDMA Safer
First publishedAug 6, 09:00 UTC
Last updatedAug 6, 11:41 UTC · 17m ago
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Most raves turn a blind eye to drugs. At Shambhala, free testing offers peace of mind — but can’t eliminate risk altogether.
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- Most raves turn a blind eye to drugs. At Shambhala, free testing offers peace of mind — but can’t eliminate risk altogether.
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At Shambhala Music Festival, a Plan To Make Drugs Like Ketamine and MDMA Safer
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