It’s been a long year, and the seemingly eternal election has only made it feel longer and harder for many. That stress often manifests itself in one’s body. So if your back, neck, or other extremities are burning with what feels like a stake being perpetually driven into your body — whether from this political […]Read More
SAN FRANCISCO – When it comes to US drug policy, critics of vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris think she has all too conveniently transformed from hard-nosed prosecutor to idealistic reformer. They’re not all wrong, but they’re also not right. Their story goes something like this: Once upon a time, from her perch up in the attorney general’s […]Read More
Some American teenagers and college students are engaging in a new social media craze, dubbed the “Benadryl challenge.” But consuming excessive amounts of Benadryl can be deadly, according to an ominous warning released by officials at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The FDA recently released a statement warning young folks not to take diphenhydramine […]Read More
Oregon might become the first state to sanction psilocybin – i.e. “magic mushrooms” – for mental health treatment. Thanks to Ballot Measure 109, Oregonian mental health patients could soon have legal access to psilocybin therapy. Patients suffering from conditions like depression or anxiety would be allowed to seek treatment at tightly regulated shroom service centers. […]Read More
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is investigating a group that allegedly tricked Michiganders into signing a petition to end statewide coronavirus lockdowns under the guise of supporting marijuana, among other issues, including LGBTQ measures. The group, Unlock Michigan, is trying to repeal the 1945 Emergency Powers of the Governor Act – a piece of legislation […]Read More
Marijuana use among young Americans has skyrocketed to a four decade high, according to a new study from the University of Michigan. And the finding has some researchers worried. Marijuana consumption soared to 43 percent in 2019 among 19-22 year olds. That’s the highest level since the early 1980s, according to the Monitoring the Future […]Read More
Regular marijuana users just got good news: Unlike opioids, cannabis doesn’t increase pain sensitivity, according to a new study from the University of British Columbia. The study offers a better glimpse into the largely unexplored effects of routine cannabis use on pain tolerance. The research indicates that marijuana can act as an alternative to opioids, […]Read More
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