Patrick Maravelias is a journalist with a focus on the drug war, sex, oddities, and politics. He has written for publications such as HIGH TIMES, reporting on various topics including UFOs, drug policy, scientific advancements, and international drug trafficking. Patrick's work also extends to fiction writing, showcasing his versatility as a writer.
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Patrick Maravelias covers a wide range of topics, primarily focusing on healthcare and pharmaceuticals, scientific developments, government policies, and drug-related research. His articles often feature government announcements and cite data to support the content.
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It's important to note that while some articles may involve international issues (e.g., Iran), there is no specific geographic focus mentioned. Therefore pitches should encompass global relevance rather than being geographically targeted.
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By: Patrick Maravelias
A recent CDC study has shown that more people appear to be smoking fentanyl than injecting it, and it’s killing them.
By: Patrick Maravelias
Yes, yes weed is legal and that’s all well and good, but at what cost?
By: Patrick Maravelias
President Juan Orlando Hernandez, once an outspoken advocate of stamping out drug crime now accused of corruption and taking piles of money from cartels for police protection, began trial in the United States last week.
For years now it has been incredibly easy to purchase tools online to use in the production of fake pills, designed to look like their pharmaceutical counterparts but typically containing fentanyl. The DEA is now attempting to curb the sale of such tools.
Buckle up smokers, this one might sting the ego a bit. Court documents, insider information and age-old information from tobacco companies will hopefully illustrate for the cannabis community why the color of your ash does not necessarily indicate that you’re smoking the best weed.
For the first time in recorded history, male humpback whales were photographed having sex with each other for half an hour right underneath a boat near the Hawaiian islands.
By: Patrick Maravelias
An Oregon nurse and the hospital she worked for are being sued for millions of dollars in a lawsuit that alleges the nurse may have caused dangerous blood infections in several of her patients, one of which resulted in the death of the co-founder of an Oregon cannabis company.
High Times caught up with millionaire mogul and rapper Rick Ross to talk about weed, rapping, and his recent entry into the recreational cannabis market with Los Angeles-based High Tolerance.
High Times caught up with millionaire mogul and rapper Rick Ross to talk about weed, rapping, and his recent entry into the recreational cannabis market with Los Angeles-based High Tolerance.
One of Congress’ biggest advocates for legal cannabis came to the California Capitol this week to get up close and personal with thousands of cannabis plants, plant-touching employees and some of the state’s top industry players to reinforce his dedication to ending federal marijuana prohibition.
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