Decriminalize Denver Launches SPORE Westword
Kevin Matthews, the leader of the Denver psilocybin decriminalization campaign, is taking his movement national with a new organization known as SPORE.
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Israeli Study: Marijuana May Help Treat Pain Associated With Fibromyalgia Green Entrepreneur
Cannabis could become a potential treatment for the severe pain suffered by those who have the medical condition fibromyalgia, according to a new study out of …
Need to Know: How Does Occupational Therapy Help People with MS? Multiple Sclerosis News Today
Drinking This Much Coffee During Pregnancy Could Damage Your Baby’s Liver, Study On Rats Suggests Newsweek
Pregnant women who consume too much caffeine could risk damaging their baby’s liver, according to scientists who studied rats. Consuming caffeine was found …
Patients face challenges getting accurate information on medical marijuana WSU News
By Addy Hatch, WSU News. Tens of thousands of Washington residents legally use marijuana for medicinal purposes, often guided by consultants who are …
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Endogenous Psychedelic found in Mammalian Brain BioTechniques.com
The powerful psychedelic compound DMT has been demonstrated to be present and synthesized in mammalian brains. Endogenous psychedelic in mammalian …
Study: Where Weed is Legal, Interest in Alcohol Down, but Up for Tobacco Weedmaps News
Interest in alcohol declines after states legalize marijuana, according to a new study analyzing online behavior. But for reasons that aren’t entirely clear, interest …
Caffeine causing the jitters? KELOLAND TV
Many of us start our day off with a cup of coffee to gain some energy. But for others, that cup of coffee can lead to jitters and at times anxiety.
Doctors and patients are flying blind as medical marijuana use rises, research lags USA TODAY
Doctors and patients must demand changes to federal restrictions on medical cannabis research to allow for more evidence-based health care.