Plant and Drug Research Studies
Toronto’s MorMor makes psychedelic R&B that could soundtrack David Lynch’s most surreal moments NME Live
To listen to MorMor’s unique brand of psychedelic pop is to escape into a trippy world filled with soothing synths and delicate introspection. Yet just when you get …
This Simple At-Home Remedy Will De-Puff & Brighten Your Eyes mindbodygreen.com
Here’s how to use this DIY remedy, which teas are best for what you need, and how it actually works.
CMSC Opens Mental Health Program to Help Mentor, Train MS Specialists Multiple Sclerosis News Today
What I Wish My Doctor Understood About Pain Meds and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Yahoo Lifestyle
My primary CNP retired recently. She recommended a co-worker to me. I listened to her and scheduled with him. I know his other two Ehlers-Danlos patients and …
Science of microdosing psychedelics remains patchy and anecdotal, say researchers EurekAlert
The practice of taking small, regular doses of psychedelic drugs to enhance mood, creativity, or productivity lacks robust scientific evidence, say scientists.
Study finds link between social media use, depression in teens UPI News
The more that teens used social media and watched television, the greater their risk of depression, a new study found.
U.S. Boosting Marijuana Crop Available for Research Insurance Journal
The U.S. government is growing the largest crop of research marijuana in five years, responding to interest in varieties with high levels of THC and CBD.
Moore seeks safety study of medical marijuana | Local News Edmond Sun
OKLAHOMA CITY — Concerned about methamphetamine-tainted marijuana, an Arcadia lawmaker wants to hold an interim study at the Capitol later this year to …
Cannabis: Misinformation about CBD can be life-threatening Salon
Hyperbole can be rampant in health news, particularly with respect to cannabis. One recent headline declared: “CBD is effective in treating heroin addiction.
Michigan Opioid Study Discusses Access to Primary Care Clinics for Patients with Chronic Pain National Pain Report
The findings in a study in the state of Michigan suggest that access to primary care may be reduced for patients taking prescription opioids. The study results …