What happens when science gets simplified into fear? A new genetic study of cannabis and psychiatric disorders went viral—but left the truth behind. This post separates data from dogma, debunking the fairy tale that cannabis causes madness with a scalpel of context, compassion, and clinical wisdom.
Can Medicinal Cannabis Impact Your Nutrition Goals?
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How to Use AI in Medicine Without Losing Your Soul
AI won’t replace your judgment—but it will challenge you to use it better. In this clinician’s guide, Dr. Caplan shares five rules for working with AI without losing your sense of clinical self. Whether you’re documenting, diagnosing, or thinking alone at night—there’s a smarter way to stay human with AI.
7 Reasons AI in Medicine Is No Longer Optional
Artificial intelligence isn’t coming to medicine—it’s already here. From catching elusive diagnoses to lightening the cognitive load on overworked physicians, AI in medicine is changing what’s possible at every step of care. The real question isn’t whether doctors should use AI—it’s whether they can afford not to.
CBD and Liver Enzymes: What the New JAMA Study Actually Shows
A new peer-reviewed study sent ripples through the CBD world—but what does it actually say about liver health? Spoiler: it’s not as simple as “CBD is dangerous.” When you zoom in on the details, the real story is about dose, data, and the difference between panic and perspective.
When Confidence Replaces Competence: A Rebuttal to WSJ’s Cannabis Coverage
Cherry-picked studies and confident tone aren’t substitutes for scientific rigor. In today’s media landscape, it’s easy to mistake conviction for credibility—but real science demands nuance, context, and humility. This piece calls out the dangerous illusion of “Google expertise” and challenges us to raise the bar for what counts as informed commentary.
Why “Blue Dream” Doesn’t Always Feel the Same: The Cover Band Problem of Cannabis Strain Names
[caption id="attachment_17405" align="aligncenter" width="450"] Not every “Blue Dream” hits the same—some feel more like a bad cover band than the...
Cannabis-Infused Guacamole — The Chillest Dip at the Party
This isn’t your average party dip. Our cannabis-infused guacamole blends creamy avocado, bright citrus, and therapeutic cannabinoids into a versatile, beginner-friendly edible. It’s savory, stress-relieving, and totally snackable.
8 Ways AI in Medicine Is Already Changing Care
AI in medicine isn’t coming—it’s already in your exam room. From ambient scribes to risk models, it’s quietly reshaping care while clinicians figure out how to keep their humanity intact. This blog explores how to collaborate with the machine without becoming one—and why your presence still matters more than the code behind the curtain.
Caregivers Praise The Doctor-Approved Cannabis Handbook in Moving New Video Review
When Real Families Speak: A Powerful Review of The Doctor-Approved Cannabis Handbook At CED Clinic, we’ve long believed that the...