Joseph Palamar | Source | Drug Epidemiologist & Associate Professor of Population Health at NYU School...
Joseph Palamar
I'm an Associate Professor at NYU School of Medicine specializing in the epidemiology of drug use
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NYU School of Medicine (https://med.nyu.edu/education)
Drug Epidemiologist & Associate Professor of Population Health
started May 2010
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Cocaine vs. Crack: What's the Difference?
Cocaine and crack look different to the naked eye but these drugs have no pharmacological differences.
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'Virtual raves' during coronavirus pandemic include drugs, alcohol, NYU study finds
With nightclubs and festivals closed during the coronavirus pandemic, many have opted to use drugs during virtual raves and happy hours, according to the findings of a new study.
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Recent quotes from more than 300 published media articles
CNN. More people try drugs for the first time in the summer, study says.
“Using a drug for the first time, I think, can place an individual at unique risk, especially if use is unplanned, or if they initiate a drug that they’re unfamiliar with.” -
US News & World Report. Many Young Americans Regret Online Posts Made While High.
"Try to plan beforehand the things you don't want to do while you're high. It's like when you decide that you won't drive while drunk or high. You want to make sure you're safe and don't want to leave yourself vulnerable. You don't want a dumb social media post to have an adverse effect on your future." -
US World News & Report. Use of Club Drug 'Special K' Could Be Underreported
"Ecstasy has a long history of being adulterated with other drugs -- including ketamine -- but people who use ecstasy or other synthetic drugs may now be at an even higher likelihood of being exposed to ketamine without realizing it."
