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• [Drugs fact 1]  Some users of the antidepressant clomipramine have an unexpected side effect of spontaneous orgasms after yawning.

  Drugs, Humanbody source

• [Drugs fact 2]  FDA has banned the use of microplastic in rinse-off cosmetics.

  Corporation, Drugs, Food source

• [Drugs fact 3]  John F. Kennedy's thick head of hair and perpetual tan weren't due to being fit and healthy. Just the opposite, they were side effects of one of the many drugs he took, and he was actually chronically ill.

  Drugs, President source

• [Drugs fact 4]  In 1978, Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards was convicted of heroin possession in Canada where he was ordered by the judge to play a benefit concert at the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.

  Drugs, Music source

• [Drugs fact 5]  In 1978, Tim Allen (American actor) nearly spent life in prison for trafficking cocaine.

  Actors, Drugs source

• [Drugs fact 6]  In The Evil Dead, the original script called for all the characters to be smoking marijuana when they are first listening to the tape. The actors decided to try this for real, and the entire scene had to be later re-shot due to their uncontrollable behavior.

  Drugs, Movies source

• [Drugs fact 7]  Frances Kelsey, the physician who refused to allow the deadly drug Thalidomide from entering circulation into the US in the 1960s, saved numerous American infants from disfiguration and birth defects.

  Drugs, Health source

• [Drugs fact 8]  In 1984, Steven Tyler heard an old Aerosmith song on the radio and didn't recognize it due to memory loss from years of drug use. He suggested to the band that they record a cover version. Joe Perry told him "It's us, fu*khead."

  Music, People, Drugs, Music source

• [Drugs fact 9]  April 1, 2005: Comedian Mitch Hedberg was found dead in a hotel room in Livingston, New Jersey on March 30, 2005. Medical examiner’s office reported “multiple drug toxicity” in the form of cocaine and heroin as the official cause of death. Hedberg's death was formally announced on April 1, 2005, leading many to believe it was an April Fools’ joke, only to find out later that it was not.

  Death, Drugs, Music source

• [Drugs fact 10]  Actor Andre Royo's portrayal of the heroin-addicted character "Bubbles" from The Wire was so good, that an actual Baltimore citizen gave Royo a vial of heroin on the streets in between shoots, saying, "you need a fix more than I do." Royo calls it his "Street Oscar."

  Actors, Drugs source

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