Cannabis
Study Shows Marijuana Use Linked to Lower Obesity Rates, But More Research Needed to Confirm Weight-Loss Benefits
As marijuana use becomes common in many states in the US, researchers are looking into its effects on health factors such as weight and obesity. A recent study (2016–2022) …
From AI in Diagnostics to Advances in Cancer Treatment: Key Health Research Updates
Keep up with the latest in health and medicine with our curated selection of recent articles. This collection highlights significant breakthroughs and innovations, including advancements in AI diagnostics, novel …
Top Breakthroughs in Medicine and Health Science: Must-Read Articles
Welcome to this Curated Collection of Health and Medical Articles, featuring links to various studies, discoveries, and insights across multiple years. This list serves as a quick reference to …
Understanding the Legal Status of CBD Oil: Key Insights and Regulations
In some states, it might seem as if new stores selling CBD oil and other related products keep popping up by the day. This shouldn’t really come as a …
Young Adults Are Using Marijuana and Hallucinogens More than Ever, NIH Annual Survey Finds
On August 17, 2023, a news release highlighted an all-time increase in marijuana and hallucinogens usage in people aged between 19 and 30 as well as binge drinking in …
Scientists Link Marijuana Legalization with Decreased Intake of Alcohol, Painkillers, and Cigarettes
For a long time, people have believed that the use of marijuana by individuals results in an increased desire of that person to crave alcohol, painkillers, and cigarettes. Although …High-Potency Cannabis Linked to Greater Addiction, Psychosis Risk: What to Know
Key Takeaways: High-THC cannabis products are tied to increased risks of addiction and psychotic disorders like schizophrenia. Global cannabis potency has surged, paralleling rising treatment rates for cannabis-related health …
Brain Stimulation Shows Promise for Cannabis Use Disorder in People with Schizophrenia
There is currently no treatment for fighting cannabis use disorder (CUD) in patients with schizophrenia. But that may soon change as a new study suggests that repetitive transcranial magnetic …