Cannabis treatment … showed a marked improvement in [patients’] general quality-of-life,” scientists reported.
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Eighty-nine percent of Americans say that marijuana ought to be legal for either medical or adult use.
Over one-third of respondents acknowledged currently engaging in the use of cannabis.
“Our findings suggest that medical cannabis may be an effective and safe option to improve comorbidities and quality of life in TS patients,” authors concluded.
Ground Game Texas is seeking to put the Council’s decision to repeal the ordinance before voters via a referendum.
Marijuana legalization is “generally not associated with changes in index crime rates,” authors’ analysis concluded.
“Patients exhibited significantly faster performance with fewer errors on several tasks of executive function relative to baseline,” investigators concluded.
“These findings add weight to the conclusion that adolescent cannabis use is holding steady in the wake of legalization,” authors determined.