Study links heavy cannabis use to higher death risk, psychosis
Heavy weed use may be far more dangerous than people realize, according to a pair of studies published in JAMA Network Open.
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Does legalizing cannabis lead to health harms?
A new cohort study has found that schizophrenia cases related to cannabis use heavy enough to warrant a person to seek ...
Father on indefinite jail term for stealing phone has ‘lost hope’ after being denied hospital transfer
Thomas White’s MP James Frith has backed The Independent’s campaign for all IPP prisoners to have their sentences reviewed ...
No-Moat Lundbeck's Strategic Brands Drive Growth but Face Generic Pressure Amid Patent Losses
However, we still see areas of weakness in the portfolio, including upcoming patent losses and a highly uncertain pipeline due to the complexities of running CNS trials. Historically, the firm ...
Potent cannabis linked to soaring schizophrenia cases as numbers triple
New schizophrenia cases in Ontario, Canada have nearly tripled since cannabis was legalised in 2015, according to a ...
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Russian diplomat: Finland preparing its citizens for war
Finnish authorities are escalating the atmosphere of military psychosis in the country and urging citizens to prepare for war – as noted ...
'Marvellous friendships' made at carers' group
The Cirencester Mental Health Carers' Support Group aims to make carers of loved ones living with schizophrenia, addiction, ...
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Cannabis use linked to schizophrenia, study shows
A new study from Canadian researchers has found that the proportion of new schizophrenia cases associated with cannabis use ...