A systematic review found that higher lifelong exposure to cannabis and the younger someone was when they started smoking weed—or ingesting marijuana via edibles—was associated with cannabis-induced alterations to cerebellum structure and function, with deficits in memory and decision making
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New research found that the chronic brain inflammation responsible for memory decline can be reversed with two doses of a nasal spray derived from human neural stem cells
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Drinking Alcohol May Lead to Ultra-Processed Food Cravings. Here’s Why
A new study found that drinking alcohol may lead to cravings for savory ultra-processed foods. Here's what you need to know should you choose to drink in moderation.
Scientists found that an arthritis drug produces 54% remission in treatment-resistant depression by targeting the immune system instead of brain chemicals
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researchers published in Nature Reviews Rheumatology and The Lancet Rheumatology that depression, obesity, smoking, and sleep disorders can sustain rheumatoid arthritis symptoms even when inflammation is fully controlled, trapping patients in self-reinforcing cycles.
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Herbal Education For All | The Botanical Institute
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Study shows the 'key to happiness' is visiting more places and having new and diverse experiences. The beneficial consequences of environmental enrichment across species, demonstrating a connection between real-world exposure to fresh and varied experiences and increases in positive emotions
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Scientists found that THC does not just blur memories but actively creates false ones that feel completely real and there is no internal way to tell the difference
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Specific neurons that secrete oxytocin in the brain are disrupted in a mouse model of autism, neuroscientists have found. Stimulating these neurons restored social behaviors in these mice. These findings could help to develop new ways to treat autism.
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