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A major global review has linked commercial cannabis legalisation to rising rates of addiction, psychiatric hospital admissions and cannabis use disorder. Researchers at the University of Bath led the study, published in The Lancet Psychiatry....
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Drug checking services have quietly become one of the most accepted tools in how society now handles illegal drug use. A sample goes in. A result comes out. Somewhere in that exchange, a seller learns...
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PMID: 41801216 . DOI: 10.1001/jamainternmed.2025.8215 Abstract Importance: Cannabis use is common among those with mental health conditions, and many people report using cannabis to manage mental health symptoms. It is important for clinicians to understand the lack of...
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PMID: 41801216 . DOI: 10.1001/jamainternmed.2025.8215 Abstract Importance: Cannabis use is common among those with mental health conditions, and many people report using cannabis to manage mental health symptoms. It is important for clinicians to understand the lack of...
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Why School Based Drug Education Belongs in the Science of Resilience New findings from brain science and education research are changing how communities view school based drug education. Researchers no longer treat it as one...
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Ask someone why they can’t put their phone down and they’ll probably laugh it off. Ask them why they can’t cut back on drinking, and the conversation gets heavier fast. Both answers start in the...
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Every year, another cohort of teenagers reaches the age where cannabis becomes available to them: through a dealer, a friend, or increasingly, a legal dispensary. Most try it once or twice and move on. A...
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For many people, cannabis now sits in the same mental basket as a glass of wine or a herbal sleep aid: familiar, legal in some places, and often marketed as a “natural” way to unwind....
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For many people, cannabis now sits in the same mental basket as a glass of wine or a herbal sleep aid: familiar, legal in some places, and often marketed as a “natural” way to unwind....
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Call for Study Update: The Flood of Opioids Must be Matched with a Flood of Opioid Treatments Albert Stuart Reece, MBBS, MD | University of Western Australia and Edith Cowan University This study compared sublingual buprenorphine...
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There is a version of the psychedelics story that everyone already knows. A veteran who stopped waking up screaming. A cancer patient who made peace with dying. A depressive who, after decades of grey, felt...
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A habit that millions of people consider harmless could be quietly raising the odds of a heart attack. A major new review, published in The American Journal of Medicine, has pulled together years of research...
