The landscape of marijuana use in the United States has undergone a significant transformation over the past several decades. This shift is cultural, affecting how the substance is perceived by the public, with increasing numbers of states legalising both medical and recreational marijuana. A recent study published in the journal Lancet Psychiatry sheds light on...
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The Alarming Rise in Alcohol-Related Deaths Among Women
In recent years, the global community has witnessed an unsettling trend: a significant rise in alcohol-related deaths, particularly among women. This surge challenges the perceived progress in public health and sobriety culture, raising critical questions about societal norms, mental health, and the role of alcohol in contemporary life. A comprehensive study by the U.S. Centers...
Practical Advice for Achieving Sobriety
The road to sobriety is a deeply personal and often challenging expedition, marked with its own set of hurdles and milestones. For those looking to free themselves from the clutches of addiction, finding the right path to sobriety can be a daunting task. A recent exploration into this significant life change offers guidance, hope, and...
Exploring Delta-8 Usage in Nebraska: A Groundbreaking Study
Recent research conducted by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Rural Drug Addiction Research Center shines a light on the usage of delta-8 THC in Nebraska, uncovering intriguing patterns among its residents. The study, in collaboration with the Nebraska Annual Social Indicators Survey, comes at a crucial time following the 2018 Farm Bill which, while legalising hemp...



