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Testing for cannabis potency is problematic in chocolate edibles Earth.com
Cannabis-infused edibles have flooded the market, but a new study has found that components in chocolate are leading to inaccurate potency test results.
Are Party Drugs And Psychadelics The Future Of Mental Health? Glamour UK
Psychedelics: they’ve been a staple of the party scene for years, the stereotypical drug of choice for all-night ravers and 1960s rock stars. But what about being …
Too Much Coffee Raises Risk Of Migraines Star2.com
A team of Harvard University scientists have studied the effects of coffee consumption on patients suffering from migraines in order to determine whether caffeine …
Doctors can now recommend medical marijuana in place of opioids Steamboat Pilot & Today
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — Twenty-five years ago, when Dr. Brian Siegel began his career in medicine, he had a liberal policy when it came to prescribing …
Is coffee healthy or not? Here’s how much you should drink — and how much is too much USA TODAY
How much coffee should you drink? Depends on who you ask. As one expert put it: “If you like coffee and you want to drink it, it’s probably safe.”
Wake Forest’s Best Study Spots Old Gold & Black
“Work Forest” is a nickname that most of you freshmen have undoubtedly heard; when classes start, the full extent of its meaning will be impressed upon you.
Magic mushrooms for better health? Psychedelic drugs are having a moment across US USA TODAY
Psilocybin mushrooms — “magic mushrooms” –displayed by a grower in Denver. Once grown, the psychedelic mushrooms are dried and then either eaten raw …
