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  • 3 days ago | forbes.com | Benjamin M. Adams

    Psychedelic Science 2025 (PS2025) is inviting trauma therapists and other mental health professionals to attend its upcoming conference, which is designed for licensed clinicians. The event aims to inform attendees about psychedelic-assisted therapy modalities and other therapeutic tools, offering opportunities to engage with the latest research from leading experts in the field.

  • 2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Benjamin M. Adams

    5 hours agoPsilocybin Shows Promise for Parkinson’s Mood and Motor SymptomsA new pilot study reveals that psilocybin—the compound found in psychedelic mushrooms—may significantly improve mood, cognition, and motor function …5 hours agoNew Mom Shows Why Talking to Your Baby Is CrucialVideo Short Play Video Read More Should you tell your newborn how your day is going, or ask their opinion on a dress you’re thinking of buying?

  • 2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Benjamin M. Adams

    Could the benefits of psychedelics go beyond the brain and impact the immune system? New research suggests an unexpected potential advantage of psychedelics is emerging. Fear and the immune system could be connected in unexpected ways. Researchers at Mass General Brigham, in affiliation with Harvard Medical School, found that the immune system influences stress and fear behaviors by altering how brain cells communicate.

  • 2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Benjamin M. Adams

    The University of Mississippi (UM) announced last week that it will operate the new Resource Center for Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research (R3CR), with a goal to promote cannabis research. The center is supported by a grant partnership led by the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health.

  • 4 weeks ago | forbes.com | Benjamin M. Adams

    Nearly two-thirds of respondents in a new nationwide survey said they are trying to choose healthier options when they get the “munchies”—an increased appetite, often for high-calorie or palatable foods”—after consuming cannabis. It sheds light on snacking habits and nutrition goals. The survey was conducted by CBD Oracle, a cannabis consumer research company that delivers data-driven reports on product safety, public perception, and behaviors. The results were announced last week.

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Benjamin M. Adams
Benjamin M. Adams @benbot11
30 Apr 25

Psychedelics Disrupt Brain-Immune Signals That Promote Fear . I discussed this new potential health perk with lead author Michael Wheeler, founding member of Mass General Brigham in affiliation with Harvard Medical School. via @forbes @forbeslife https://t.co/YGheqVoyla

Benjamin M. Adams
Benjamin M. Adams @benbot11
17 Apr 25

RT @cbdoracle: "...the data shows how health-conscious individuals are consuming both cannabis and snacks." Great reporting from @benbot1…

Benjamin M. Adams
Benjamin M. Adams @benbot11
31 Mar 25

Child-Resistant Cigarette Box Aims To Make Cannabis Pre-Rolls Safer @ContempoSpecial CEO Michael Markarian told me about it. Via @forbes @forbeslife https://t.co/ZXp9haSFHb