Top science news 2018: stories that made us go, “Whoa, that’s awesome” Vox.com
Fat bears, a new kilogram, and the stunning power of trees: our favorite stories from 2018.
Month: December 2018
Long-awaited Federal Pain Management Task Force Draft Report Released National Pain Report
By Ed Coghlan. The Pain Management Best Practices Inter-Agency Task Force (Task Force), in a draft report issued Friday, calls for individualized, …
Network shares story of Ky. church’s spiritual medicine Elizabethtown News Enterprise
I set up a physical location in a place that was a dry county, where you couldn’t even buy a beer and I’m slinging the strongest psychedelic known to man,”
The Most Important Cannabis Studies of 2018 Leafly
The most exciting new frontier in cannabis research this year wasn’t any individual study or published report. It was a pair of developments (one in Canada, the …
This Study Of 90-Year-Olds Found That People Who Drank Coffee & Alcohol Lived Longer Bustle
It’s good for you. It’s bad for you. There’s a lot of conflicting information out there about the effects of coffee and alcohol on your overall health. However, one …
Psyched up: Visionary therapy or a trip into the unknown New Zealand Herald
This summer we look back at the best stories of the year. This is from December.
‘People are replacing it with crystal meth or 2 litres of vodka a day’: G detoxification referrals jump by 4,600% TheJournal.ie
The use of GHB, a highly addictive drug, is on the rise in Ireland.
Plant Hallucinogen Holds Hope for Diabetes Treatment Scientific American
For centuries, some indigenous groups in South America have relied on a brew made from the parts of a local vine and a shrub. The effects of this drink, called …
How a bank robber became a trailer park shaman with Kentucky ayahuasca Courier Journal
Steve Hupp’s Aya Quest Native Americas Church was featured in a Viceland show called “Kentucky Ayahuasca.” He calls himself a “modern shaman”