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University of New Mexico
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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.
Feeling High Correlates with Greater Symptom Relief for Medical Cannabis Patients, Study Finds
Greater symptom relief and positive side effects were experienced by participants in this study.
Study: Terpene Levels in Cannabis Affect Patient Outcomes
“Symptom relief was greatest after consumption of plant variants with slightly higher than average levels of the terpenes myrcene and terpinolene and non-detectable levels of CBD,” researchers wrote.
Study Shows Psilocybin Has Potential To Treat Alcohol Addiction
New research published this week in JAMA Psychiatry gives new evidence for psilocybin’s promise as a treatment for alcohol misuse disorder.
Study Shows Cannabis Use Could Lead to Increased Kindness and Empathy
Hearkening back to the more positive stoner stereotypes of years past, referencing the “chill vibes” and gentle nature of many cannabis users, a new study found that pot use may make people kinder and more empathetic.
Study Finds Cannabis Flower Useful to Decrease Fatigue
A new study reveals evidence that cannabis flower can help decrease fatigue in consumers, something many cannabis users already believe.