Study: Psilocybin A Promising Treatment For Depression in Bipolar Patients
A newly published study showcases the promise and potential of psilocybin treatment for patients with bipolar II depression.
Scientists Chart How Ketamine Impacts Dopamine in Mice
A newly published study details the impact of extensive ketamine use on the brain’s dopamine system.
Recreational Pot Surges in Rhode Island’s First Year of Legal Sales
Legal cannabis sales kicked off a year ago in Rhode Island. Twelve months on, business is booming.
More Than 10% of Older Americans Have Used Cannabis in the Last Year
Newly published research provides more evidence that gray-haired Americans are increasingly into green.
Wisconsin Lawmakers Push To Improve Veterans’ Access to Magic Mushrooms
A bipartisan bill in Wisconsin would help military veterans in the state with post-traumatic stress disorder get easier access to hallucinogenic mushrooms.
U.S. Military Veterans Are Going to Mexico for Psychedelic Treatment
Unable to receive the mental health treatment they desire in their own country, military veterans in the United States are heading south of the border to get what they need.
Swedish Researchers Study Effects of LSD, Ketamine on Rats
Scientists are trying to get to the bottom of the origin of consciousness via trippy rats.
Two Men Sentenced to 16 Years in Prison for Fatal Cannabis Robbery in Oakland
Jose Antonio Alvarez and Omar Rojo, both aged 25, entered no contest pleas.
Study Finds That Ayahuasca Could Make You Less Narcissistic
Narcissists can take a hike. Or maybe a trip.
New Report on Cannabis M&A’s Highlights Industry-Wide Changes
A leading corporate law firm released a report this week detailing the changes and trends with mergers and acquisitions in the cannabis industry.