The Food and Drug Administration has labeled the drug a potential “breakthrough” for post-traumatic stress disorder.
Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
It’s almost time to set clocks back for daylight saving time, but what’s the point?
Energy savings? Fewer traffic accidents? Less crime? More people enjoying later sunsets?
OFF RADAR: ‘Add Water, Add Fire’
Karie Friedman’s poetic diamonds in the backwoods rough
Supporters of ‘assisted dying’ work to get referendum before Maine voters in 2019
Lawmakers have wrestled with the question in the last two sessions of the Legislature, but the decision could be made on statewide ballots.
Appendix may play role in Parkinson’s, study suggests
People who had their appendix removed early in life had a lower risk of getting the disease decades later, researchers say.
Trick or Treat event brings families, ghosts, ghouls to downtown Augusta for Halloween
Hundreds of area residents collected candy from downtown businesses at the August Downtown Alliance’s event, biled as a fun, safe evening
Sweden’s Disgusting Food Museum not for the squeamish
The 80 items in the exhibit include a bull’s penis, frog smoothies, a wine made of baby mice and ‘surstromming,’ an infamously putrid fermented herring.
Kittery-based dehydrated meal startup poised for growth
Good To-Go has expanded its production facility, hired new staff and is undergoing a USDA inspection.
Chef Matt Ginn of Evo Kitchen in Portland makes final cut on ‘Chopped’
Tuesday’s finale comes with a $50,000 grand prize and a new car.