Athletes Using Cannabis for Recovery, Survey Finds
For many athletes, recovery time is 4:20.
Michigan Lawmakers Call On Congress To Consider Psychedelic Treatment For Vets
“Effective treatment options for these conditions vary from servicemember to servicemember,” the resolution says.
Researchers Lead First Pilot Study on MDMA Treatment For New Mothers
A team of researchers at the University of New Mexico is conducting a groundbreaking new study that is aimed at breaking the cycle of dependency on opioids among new mothers.
North Carolina Tribe Votes To Legalize Recreational Cannabis
In a historic vote, members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians in North Carolina voted in favor of a proposal last week to allow recreational marijuana for adults on tribal land.
Court-Mandated Cannabis Treatment Plummets After Legalization
States that have passed laws permitting recreational cannabis use have seen a steep drop in court-ordered treatment for pot.
First Cannabis Ads Coming Soon to Spotify
The advertisements for beer companies and underwear start-ups on your favorite podcast may soon be accompanied by cannabis commercials.
Over-The-Counter Overdoses Largely Affect Women, the Young
New research out of Japan found that overdoses stemming from over-the-counter drugs are overwhelmingly affecting women and the young.
UC Berkeley Announces Free Online Course for Psychedelic Research
Students at the University of California, Berkeley can now learn about tripping without taking a trip to the classroom.
Study: Psilocybin ‘Shows Promise’ As Treatment For Depression
A newly published study provides yet more evidence that psilocybin, the mind-altering ingredient in magic mushrooms, serves as a potentially effective treatment for those suffering from depression.
Congressman Introduces Bill To Withhold Federal Funding From States With Legal Weed
A Republican congressman has introduced a bill that would deny federal funding to states and tribes that have passed laws permitting recreational marijuana use.