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“Magic Mushroom” Ingredient Inches Nearer to Changing into a Despair Treatment
A future where a key ingredient of psychedelic mushrooms called psilocybin is regularly used to improve our mental health is none too far off. This month, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted a “breakthrough therapy” designation to a non-profit company developing psilocybin as a treatment for clinical depression. The label is intended to speed…
Reporter Identified With Breast Most cancers After Live-Streaming Mammogram
Ali Meyer/Instagram When Ali Meyer live-streamed her first mammogram, a breast cancer diagnosis was not what she was planning to receive A year ago, at the age of 40, local Oklahoma City news reporter Ali Meyer decided to live-stream her first ever mammogram on Facebook. The mother-of-four and Emmy-award winning journalist’s greatest hope was to…
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January 21, 2020 | 8:52am | Updated January 21, 2020 | 9:51am The death toll from the new coronavirus in China climbed to six Tuesday as new cases of the mysterious flu-like illness surged beyond 300, raising concerns of a major outbreak during the Lunar New Year travel rush. Anxiety grew both at home and…
My name is Julia Tobeck (@julesfit.journey), I'm 26 and I'm from Austin, Texas. I currently work in administration in the dental field and am currently training to become a cycling instructor. After years of phoning it in throughout life, I got serious about weight loss and tried low-carb approaches—and I've lost 80 pounds.I gained 80-plus…
Susan Saran was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, a progressive, fatal brain disease. After suffering two brain hemorrhages, Saran signed an advance directive for dementia, a controversial new document that instructs caregivers to withhold hand-feeding and fluids at the end of life. She wears a chain bearing instructions that she not be resuscitated.(Heidi de Marco/KHN) ITHACA,…
Joe Biden, the 2020 Democratic frontrunner, accepted challenger Sen. Bernie Sanders’ apology late Monday over a blistering op-ed written by an unofficial campaign surrogate who blasted the former vice president as a weak candidate with a serious corruption problem.Zephyr Teachout, a Fordham Law professor, wrote the column for the Guardian that could be used as a roadmap for President Trump's re-election…
Review recommends patients at risk of cardiovascular events should be counseled to avoid or minimize marijuana use until further data are available. As more states legalize marijuana for both medicinal and recreational use and use increases nationwide, cardiologists should advise patients about the potential risks, including effects of marijuana with some commonly prescribed cardiovascular medications,…
