Cannabis

US Cannabis Laws Ease: Unlocking IPOs and Private Funding

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Cannabis Investment Outlook: Will Federal Rescheduling Unlock Wall Street IPOs? Cannabis Investment Outlook: Will Federal Rescheduling Unlock Wall Street IPOs? The financial landscape for the legal cannabis industry is reaching a critical tipping point. Industry executives now signal a shifting cannabis investment outlook, suggesting that a combination of diminishing social stigma and modernized banking protocols … Read more

Early Cannabis Use: How It Stalls Critical Teen Brain Skills

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The widespread normalization of cannabis is colliding with a sobering biological reality: the adolescent brain is not equipped to handle its most potent compounds without a cognitive cost. While much of the public discourse focuses on the legality or immediate effects of cannabis, a massive longitudinal study from the University of California, San Diego, reveals … Read more

Real-Time Tracking Exposes Alcohol Use Symptom Memory Gaps

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The gap between how we remember our addictions and how we actually live them is creating a critical blind spot in addiction treatment. For decades, the gold standard for diagnosing Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) has been the retrospective self-report—asking a patient to summarize their behavior over the last six months. However, new research reveals that … Read more

Tobacco & Brain Shrinkage: Cannabis Effects Under Study

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The evolving landscape of substance use is revealing increasingly detailed insights into the impact of both tobacco and cannabis on brain health. A new meta-analysis, published in Addiction, confirms long-suspected structural changes in the brains of tobacco users, while findings regarding cannabis remain more nuanced – a reflection of the rapidly changing potency and patterns … Read more

Cannabis & Liver Health: New Study Reveals Surprising Effects

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Beyond Reversal: How Cannabis Compounds Could Redefine Liver Health in the Next Decade Nearly 30% of adults globally are estimated to have non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), a figure projected to climb alongside rising obesity rates. But a growing body of research, recently highlighted by studies in VICE, ScienceAlert, mg Magazine, and hepmag.com, suggests an … Read more

Medicinal Cannabis & Mental Health: Largest Review Finds No Benefit

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The Cannabis Disillusionment: Why Mental Health Expectations Need a Reality Check Nearly 55% of cannabis users report using the substance to manage symptoms of anxiety, depression, or other mental health conditions. Yet, a sweeping new review of decades of research reveals a sobering truth: for the vast majority, cannabis offers little to no therapeutic benefit … Read more

Drugs & Stroke Risk: Cannabis, Cocaine & Amphetamines

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The rising global incidence of stroke is increasingly linked to a surprising and often overlooked factor: substance misuse. A massive new analysis, encompassing data from over 100 million individuals, doesn’t just show a correlation between illicit drug use and stroke risk – it strengthens the argument for a *causal* relationship, particularly concerning cocaine, amphetamines, and … Read more

GLP-1 Drugs & Addiction: Veteran Study Shows Promise

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Beyond Ozempic: How GLP-1 Drugs Could Rewrite the Future of Addiction Treatment Nearly 31 million Americans aged 12 or older struggled with substance use disorder in 2022. But what if a single class of drugs could not only treat the symptoms of addiction, but fundamentally alter the brain’s reward pathways to prevent cravings from taking … Read more

Dirty Bong: Risks, Bacteria & What Happens When You Smoke It

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The Hidden Dangers of Smoking From a Dirty Bong Recent reports indicate a widespread lack of awareness regarding the health implications of using uncleaned smoking devices. While bongs have a long history as a method of inhalation, the buildup of residue poses significant risks to users. This article delves into the potential consequences and offers … Read more

Cannabis & Psychosis Risk in Teens: New Global Study

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Cannabis and Adolescent Mental Health: Examining the Rising Risks Recent studies are raising serious concerns about the link between cannabis use during adolescence and the development of severe mental health disorders. While the debate surrounding cannabis legalization continues, a growing body of evidence suggests a potentially significant increase in the risk of psychosis and bipolar … Read more

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