Study Shows Psilocybin is Nonaddictive, Can Treat Addiction
Archaic laws are keeping psilocybin from being adapted for therapeutic use.
Health & Medicine
Georgia Couple Claims Doctor “Decapitated” Newborn During Delivery
The lawsuit alleges that the hospital tried to cover up the decapitation by staging a “viewing,” yet keeping the couple at arm’s length from their dead newborn.
Youth Marijuana Use Caused a Spike in ER Visits During COVID
Cannabis-related emergencies increased during the pandemic, research shows.
Studies Show Liver Disease Rates Increased During COVID-19
The pandemic led to a jump in deaths related to alcoholic liver disease.
Studies Show Racial Discrimination Can Fuel Childhood Obesity
Children who reported greater racial discrimination had higher BMI, according to new research.
Visual Impairment May Lead to Dementia, New Research Shows
Studies reveal there may be an association between poor eyesight and cognitive decline.
Hospital Beds Continue to Be Full Amid Mental Health Crisis
Hospitals are closing and treatment options are limited for those experiencing psychological distress.
Social Isolation Can Cause Cognitive Decline, Memory Loss
Studies reveal isolation might be to reduced brain mass, cognitive decline in later years.
Toxic Workplaces Can Lead to Poor Mental Health
An unhealthy work environment can take a toll on employee mental health.
West Virginia State Health Officer Joins Opioid Board
State health officer Dr. Matthew Christiansen joins opioid settlement committee.