Magic mushrooms coming soon? Boulder Weekly
Last year, I wrote about how Denver could become the first U.S. city to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms and now it looks like it might actually be happening …
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Potential Migraine Triggers You May Not Know Brit + Co
Everyday things may actually be causing those awful headaches.
Norway’s food authorities warn of caffeine-containing energy drinks’ effect on kids NutraIngredients.com
Children and adolescents who excessively consume caffeine-containing energy drinks over a short period of time, can experience sleep problems, anxiety and …
The Push to Legalize Magic Mushrooms for Depression and PTSD WIRED
Activists, entrepreneurs, and doctors in the US and Canada are working to decriminalize psilocybin psychotherapy and calling for a psychedelic revolution.
Radcom Ltd. (RDCM) EPS Estimated At $-0.33; 2 Analysts Bullish FibroGen, Inc. (FGEN) The Hi New Ulm
Analysts expect Radcom Ltd. (NASDAQ:RDCM) to report $-0.33 EPS on February, 12.They anticipate $0.50 EPS change or 294.12% from last quarter’s $0.17 …
The Superpredator Myth: It’s Still Alive Behind Bars Crime Report
There is a strange parallel between the history of the so-called “superpredator” and the conception of “dope fiends.” Not too long ago, “superpredator” became …
Science roundup: From squirrels that glow pink to global warming discoveries The Independent
Understanding morning people and night owls Early to bed and early to rise is a maxim that’s easy to follow for some people and devilishly hard for others.
Op-Ed: Cannabis OK for sperm count, says Harvard Digital Journal
The endless Puritanism on the subject of cannabis, a stimulant for thousands of years, has produced some fascinating, always negative, findings. It’s a study in …
Invest in marijuana? What are you smoking? MarketWatch
The first government license in the United States to allow the scientific study of marijuana for its pharmaceutical profit potential became effective only a few …
The environmental impacts of a cup of coffee | Arts & Culture Oregon Daily Emerald
College students are major caffeine consumers. A 2018 study found that college students drink an average of 159 milligrams of caffeine each day, which is …