Medical Cannabis Shows Limited Benefits for Mental Health
Major scientific review finds medical cannabis offers limited benefits for mental health disorders, with researchers questioning routine approval for anxiety and depression treatment.
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Major scientific review finds medical cannabis offers limited benefits for mental health disorders, with researchers questioning routine approval for anxiety and depression treatment.
An 18-year-old student died within hours of showing meningitis symptoms, prompting urgent calls for improved vaccination access for teenagers across the UK.
Los Angeles journalist Jo Giese overcame complete Achilles tendon loss through specialized rehabilitation, proving medical limitations can be challenged with determination.
Dr. Alfredo Rafael Antonio Bengzon, former Philippine Health Secretary and pioneer of generic drugs legislation, has died at 90, leaving a lasting legacy in healthcare reform.
International medical review finds intermittent fasting no more effective than traditional calorie restriction for weight loss, challenging popular health claims.
Australian private health insurance premiums will increase 4.41% from April, affecting 15 million people amid questions about industry profits and regulatory oversight.
Northwestern University study reveals South Asians face higher diabetes and heart disease risks by 45 despite healthier lifestyles, prompting calls for earlier medical screening.
American cancer survivor Terry Healey transforms devastating facial surgery into remarkable success story, building technology career and 31-year marriage while inspiring others.
Former USAID official Dr Atul Gawande warns of disruption to global health programmes following agency restructuring under current US administration.
A highly contagious flu mutation, subclade K, dominates the current season with 89.8% of samples, causing severe symptoms and raising vaccine effectiveness concerns.
Historical examination reveals raw milk therapy was once a standard medical treatment at prestigious institutions like the Mayo Clinic, before disappearing from practice.