7 Fascinating Psychedelics That Are Making a Resurgence in Scientific Research Interesting Engineering
Psychedelics are garnering more and more attention as research increasingly shows their potential for treating psychological conditions.
Month: August 2019
Study finds more Hispanics than non-Hispanics view cannabis as beneficial AdAge.com
How Hispanic Americans’ attitudes toward cannabis use and legalization compare to those of population at large.
- Medical Cannabis Study Commission holds first meeting WHNT News 19
- Study commission to legalize medical marijuana holds first meeting WSFA
- Panel considers if medical marijuana is right for Alabama AL.com
- Alabama medical marijuana commission holds first meeting CBS42.com
- Alabama Medical Cannabis Study Commission meets WZDX
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Prone To Migraines? Watch Your Coffee Intake knue.com
It’s not a happy truth for coffee lovers everywhere, but if you or a loved one suffer from migraines, it may be best to limit the cups of coffee you’re drinking …
UC Davis Partners With DEA-Approved Company to Conduct Cannabis Research UC Davis
Researchers at UC Davis have partnered with Biopharmaceutical Research Company to analyze the chemical and biological profiles of cannabis. UC Davis is …
Study Finds Link Between Caffeine Consumption And Migraines Sprudge
It’s not all roses when it comes to coffee consumption’s affect on individuals, though I’d gladly keep my head buried in the grounds or lie—to myself and to …
NJ marijuana legalization: Don’t ignore the research on dangers of pot Asbury Park Press
Studies released since NJ’s canceled vote on marijuana legalization have confirmed worrisome links between marijuana use and severe mental illness.
Qatar- Evaluating the link between caffeine intake and migraine MENAFN.COM
(MENAFN – Gulf Times) It is a hotly debated topic as to how much coffee is too much. A new study among patients who experience episodic migraine ad.
Mixing opioids, cannabis may increase anxiety, depression in adults UPI News
Recent research showed that while people who use cannabis and opioids showed no relief in pain, they did have higher levels of anxiety and depression.