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First-Of-Its-Kind Imaging Study Links Psilocybin To Dynamic Brain Hyperconnectivity
OpenAI's ChatGPT-4 Has A 'Relative Advantage' Over Humans In Financial Analysis, Study Finds: 'Even Without Any Narrative Or Industry-Specific Information'
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy Offers Hope In The Treatment Of Chronic Pain And Depression: Here's How
OpenAI's ChatGPT-4 Has A 'Relative Advantage' Over Humans In Financial Analysis, Study Finds: 'Even Without Any Narrative Or Industry-Specific Information'
Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy Offers Hope In The Treatment Of Chronic Pain And Depression: Here's How
Daily Cannabis Consumption Outpaces Daily Alcohol Use In The US For The First Time, New Study Shows
Study Confirms That Cannabis Enhances Quality Of Life

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CBD A Potent Alternative For Dental Pain Management, Says Study
Research shows CBD as effective alternative to opioids for dental pain. CBD's advantages over traditional analgesics offer a safer option for pain management and a catalyst for change in the medical community.
Science Confirms Safe, Effective Daily Dose Of CBD For Dogs - Long-Term And No Risks
A recent study published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science reveals that healthy dogs can safely consume cannabinoids like CBD, CBDA, and CBG daily with minimal risk over the long term. The study, which involved 32 healthy beagle dogs, showed that these cannabinoids were well-tolerated when given at a dose of 5 mg/kg body weight/day for 90 consecutive days. The National Animal Supplement Council (NASC) highlighted these findings, stating that different cannabidiols are safe for long-term use in healthy dogs. This research contributes to a growing body of evidence on the positive effects of cannabis on animals. Previous studies have shown that CBD can reduce pain and improve mobility in arthritic dogs, as well as relieve stress in dogs during car travel or when left alone.
Canadians View Psilocybin Therapy As 'Reasonable Medical Choice' For End-Of-Life Distress, New Study Reveals
A vast majority of Canadians believe that psilocybin-assisted therapy is a reasonable medical option for people experiencing existential distress at the end of life, according to a recent survey. The study, conducted by a team of 12 experts and published in the journal Palliative Care, found that 79.3% of respondents considered the therapy a valid choice for those in the final stages of life. The survey also revealed that 84.8% of Canadians believed the costs of such interventions should be covered by the public health system, while 63.3% supported the legalization of psilocybin for medical purposes. The study, based on 2,800 complete questionnaires collected from four provinces in Canada, highlights the growing acceptance and interest in psychedelic therapies as a potential tool to address end-of-life distress.
Marijuana's Prohibition Promotes Unregulated Weed Use, Study Finds
This article was originally published on MG Magazine and appears here with permission.
Road Safety Isn't Negatively Impacted By Cannabis Legalization, Data Shows: Booze Is A Different Story
This article was originally published on MG Magazine and appears here with permission.
Are Violent Video Games Secret Stress Relievers? New Study Unveils Surprising Findings
A recent study challenged the long-standing belief that violent video games contributed to the development of violent tendencies, suggesting instead they might help reduce stress.
Can Psychedelics Affect Personality Traits And Vice Versa? Key Insights From Researchers
This article was originally published on Psychedelic Spotlight and appears here with permission.
LSD And Psilocybin Could Outperform Opioids For Pain, Without Developing Tolerance, New Study Says
This article was originally published on Psychedelic Spotlight and appears here with permission.
Does TikTok Help The Music Industry? Study Shows Increased Live Event Attendance, Spending Habits
A recent TikTok-commissioned study by entertainment analytics firm Luminate shed light on the app's significant impact on the music industry.
Harvard Invests $16M In Psychedelics-Focused Cultural And Societal Study
This article was originally published on Microdose and appears here with permission. Harvard is creating a new Study of Psychedelics in Society and Culture.
Cannabis Eases Migraine Symptoms For 94% Of Users In Under 2 Hours: Study
This article was originally published on The Fresh Toast and appears here with permission. Studies report marijuana can reduce headache and migraine severity, but exact doses currently remain unknown.
National Cancer Institute Study Looks At Cannabis Efficacy On Immunotherapy In Cancer Patients
A growing body of research on cancer and cannabis is a testament to the plant’s many uses. Now, a psychologist at the University at Buffalo is studying the effects of cannabis use in oncology patients who receive immunotherapy, a treatment that helps your immune system fight cancer, resulting in fewer side effects than chemotherapy.
Does Recreational Cannabis Improve Mental Health? New Study Sheds Light
This article was originally published on Leafly and appears here with permission. A recent study found that when states adopt recreational cannabis laws, admissions for mental health treatment drop. 
Marijuana Magic: 93% Of Athletes Say Cannabis Aids Recovery
This article was originally published on Cannabis.net and appears here with permission.
Men's Marijuana Use And Pregnancy: Is Weed A Silent Trigger For Miscarriages?
This article was originally published on The Fresh Toast and appears here with permission. When examining miscarriages related to regular marijuana use, researchers found they typically happened within eight weeks of conception.
Unlocking The Brain's Secrets: How Psychedelics Redefine Self And Social Understanding
This article was originally published on Psychedelic Spotlight and appears here with permission.
Does Smoking Weed Kill Your Brain Cells?
This article was originally published on The Fresh Toast and appears here with permission. Cannabis has long been associated with brain damage, but this connection is complex, not wholly understood, and even exaggerated.
Cannabis Users Are Not Lazy, Data Confirms
This article was originally published on The Fresh Toast and appears here with permission. The commonly held perception that marijuana users are largely sedentary is not supported by new data on young and middle-aged adults.
Are You Getting What You Paid For? CBD Product Testing Reveals Surprising Results
This article was originally published on Cannabis & Tech Today and appears here with permission.
Cannabis Impairment & Driving: Are Field Sobriety Tests Accurate?
Numerous studies have shown the effects of cannabis on driving performance, and the overwhelming consensus is that it impairs driving ability.
Antidepressants Vs. Psilocybin: New Paper Explores How People Process Emotions On Each One
This article was originally published on Psychedelic Spotlight and appears here with permission. 
Cannabis During Pregnancy: No Impact On Child Neurodevelopment, Suggests New Study
This article was originally published on Leafly and appears here with permission.
Can Microdosing Psychedelics Make You Feel More Authentic And Fulfilled? New Research Says Yes!
This article was originally published on Psychedelic Spotlight and appears here with permission. In a groundbreaking research paper, a recent study has uncovered an intriguing relationship between microdosing and the experience of heightened authenticity.