…spending, doctors’ racial biases in pain assessments, and who pays for opioids. We have reviewed research on how the use of medical marijuana may reduce the number of opioid overdoses and a 2017 paper that found…
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…say. A felony is a crime more serious than a misdemeanor, and can include a wide array of offenses depending on local legislation, from marijuana possession to murder. Though not…
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…a man-made substance that contains compounds resembling the active chemicals in marijuana, and now kratom (Mitragyna speciosa), a botanical substance often sold as an herbal supplement. The plant was labeled an opioid…
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…who reported marijuana use were less likely to meet the guidelines than those who did not. Participants who reported depressive symptoms were also less likely to meet all the guidelines….
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…of methodology.” While you’re here, check out our tip sheet that dispels five widespread myths about women’s heart health and our summary of new research on the cardiovascular risks of marijuana…
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