Cannabis Use Linked to Slower Recovery in First-Time Psychosis Patients
Young adults experiencing their first episode of psychosis, especially those with a history of heavy cannabis use, face a tougher road to recovery. A new observ
Young adults experiencing their first episode of psychosis, especially those with a history of heavy cannabis use, face a tougher road to recovery. A new observ
In recent weeks, yoga studios across the United States have begun teaching hand mudras as a core component of their classes. Practitioners report that these sub
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A team of researchers surveyed college students nationwide during the 2023 academic year. Participants completed risk assessments for bipolar spectrum disorders
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