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Addtabz, a legal alternative to the prescription pill Adderall, has been advertised lately in The Harvard Crimson, Harvard’s student newspaper. It promises to “improve memory and learning,” “enhances cognitive ability,” “improves total brain function,” and “reduces anxiety and improve mood.” Should Harvard be advertising for Addtabz? Will it end up becoming illegal? And what are the short term and long term side effects? Find out all the details with John Iadarola and Lisa Ferguson on TYT University.

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