Large-Scale Genetic Study Identifies Genes Associated With Cannabis Use
A massive genetic study has found key genes linked to cannabis use, in an effort to explain why some people are more likely to try
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Cannabis Use Associated With Significant Reductions in Anxiety, Depression
The consumption of THC-dominant cannabis products is associated
Medical Cannabis Provides “Meaningful Improvements” in Patients’ Health-Related Quality of Life
Sydney, Australia: The use of physician-authorized medical cannabis products is associated with “statistically significant and clinically
Study: Patients Less Likely To Have Suicidal Thoughts Following Medical Cannabis Use
Patients prescribed cannabis-based medicinal products (CBMPs) report decreases in the prevalence and intensity of suicidal thoughts
The Efficacy and Emotional Aftermath of Ketamine-Assisted Therapy: A Balanced Perspective
CANNABIS CULTURE – In recent years, Ketamine-Assisted Therapy (KAT) has emerged as a groundbreaking treatment option for mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). However, the therapy remains subject to public scrutiny, partially because of ketamine’s history as both a surgical anesthetic and a recreational drug.
Cannabis Soothes Anxiety And Depression In Patients With Fibromyalgia
It found that 75 per cent of patients saw a significant decrease in their self-reported illness severity.
How Veterans and Frontline Workers Say Cannabis is Tackling PTSD, Depression
Medical cannabis helped manage nightmares, says member.
Johns Hopkins: New Study Backs Claims That Cannabis Can Reduce Anxiety And Depression
Cannabis is becoming universally known as a mood enhancer and anxiety-reducing substance.
Report Shows Cannabis is Effective in Treating Anxiety, Depression
Medical cannabis has shown to be effective in treating mental health conditions, according to a new report.
New Poll Confirms Canadians Want Medical Psilocybin
CANNABIS CULTURE – Canadians continue to support legalizing medicinal psilocybin according to a new poll released by the Canadian Psychedelic Association (CPA).
