Medical Marijuana ‘Significantly’ Decreases Use Of Opioids By Chronic Pain Patients, New Study Finds
A new study is offering more evidence that marijuana can serve as an effective substitute for opioids in pain management treatment. Researchers in Australia at Murdoch University and the Perth Pain Management Centre set out to investigate how the integration of cannabinoids into treatment for people with chronic non-cancer pain would impact opioid use. The
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Can Cannabis Help Make The Brain Younger
Can Cannabis Help Make The Brain Younger
The quest for eternal youth and health has gone on for thousands of years, but can cannabis help make the brain younger?
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MDMA ‘Significantly Reduced’ Major Depressive Disorder Symptoms, New Research Concludes
MDMA could be a safe and effective treatment for major depressive disorder (MDD), according to a new study, with participants showing “significantly reduced” depression symptoms eight weeks after receiving two doses of the drug a month apart. No serious adverse effects were reported among the 12 subjects in the study, says the report, published last
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The Science Behind Cannabis And Happiness
The Science Behind Cannabis And Happiness
We want it but sometimes find it elusive…there are many paths, but here is the science behind cannabis and happiness.
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Star signs and cannabis strains: August 2025 horoscopes
Welcome to August 2025 horoscopes, stargazers. Discover what this month holds in store for your sign and the strain to match.
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Government-Backed Study From Japan Finds No Evidence That Marijuana Is A ‘Gateway Drug’
A new study looking into patterns of drug use in Japan casts further doubt on the notion that marijuana is a gateway drug, concluding that cannabis use in the country usually comes after people first use alcohol and tobacco, and that they rarely go on to use other substances. Published this month in the journal
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