Recent studies demonstrate how cannabis use affects mental health, uncovering significant risks of anxiety, psychosis, and schizophrenia. Dive into these important findings and their implications for public health and safety.
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Dr. Lawrence David’s research at Duke University, where DNA analysis of human feces offers a precise snapshot of dietary habits, reshaping how we understand and manage nutrition and health.
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A new survey highlights that a majority of Albertans support the current at-fault auto insurance system, emphasizing fairness and personal responsibility.
A new survey highlights that a majority of Albertans support the current at-fault auto insurance system, emphasizing fairness and personal responsibility.
March 19, 2024 from DATAC With the expansion of recreational cannabis legalization in different jurisdictions, such as U.S. states and Canadian provinces, recent research is shedding light on the wider implications it has on workplace safety and public health. This compilation of recent studies from both countries provides insights into the impact of legislative changes […]
March 11, 2024, from Medscape Smoking remains a persistent global health issue, causing significant harm to individuals across the world. Shockingly, a quarter of deaths among middle-aged adults in Europe and North America can be directly linked to this harmful habit. However, amid intensified efforts to combat smoking, there is a ray of hope. New […]