Research published by psychologists at the University of Bath suggests that “Spice”, which contains synthetic drugs originally designed to mimic the effects of cannabis, is more harmful than cannabis and that users are likely to experience more severe withdrawal symptoms when trying to quit.
Analysis shows that cannabis and fentanyl production prices have fallen by as much as 95%. This very low cost implies an explosion in consumption and a major change in the place of drugs in Western societies.
For the first time, new research identifies narrative markers of gambling addiction and paves the way for innovative approaches to therapy and prevention.
The results of the very first randomized clinical trial of CBD for cannabis use disorders suggest that prescribed doses of the non-intoxicating constituent of the cannabis plant may help people get rid of this addiction.
