Therapeutic value of psychedelic drugs examined Sky News
Researchers hope their study could lead to more effective treatments for depression, anxiety and even chronic pain.
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Perceived Stress Linked to Higher Frequency of Migraine, Study Says AJMC.com Managed Markets Network
According to the study, the perceived stress level of people with a greater number of migraines was higher than those with fewer migraines per month.
Should magic mushrooms be legal? Yahoo News
Advocates for making the active ingredient in magic mushroom legal for medicinal and recreational purposes have made progress recently. Should the …
Should magic mushrooms be legal? Yahoo Lifestyle
Advocates for making the active ingredient in magic mushroom legal for medicinal and recreational purposes have made progress recently. Should the …
CBD for pain relief: What the science says CNET
Should CBD be part of your pain-management arsenal? We dig into the research.
Study: Colorado’s Drop in Opioid Distribution Followed Legal Marijuana Weedmaps News
Since Colorado legalized recreational marijuana, the number of opioid prescriptions for pain fell significantly compared with two states where access to …
Book blog: New book probes the ‘high weirdness’ of Philip K. Dick and others Sandusky Register
The 1970s were a weird and interesting time in California. SANDUSKY — Was Philip K. Dick just crazy in early 1974, or did he have information beamed into …
Seeking a Culprit When Bumblebee Carcasses Pile Up The New York Times
In June 2013, in a Target parking lot in Wilsonville, Ore., an estimated 50,000 bumblebees dropped dead. Shoppers reported bees falling from branches and …
Could psychedelic medicine be the new cannabis? Proactive Investors USA & Canada
Much like cannabis, psychedelic compounds have often been maligned by mainstream society for their connection with recreational drug use.
Go easy on caffeine during pregnancy, for your baby’s liver WXYZ Detroit
(WXYZ) — Can drinking too much caffeine while pregnant damage your baby’s liver? According to a new study, the answer is yes. But how much is too much?