Misinformation About Medical Cannabis in YouTube Videos: Systematic Review
This study looked at a large set of YouTube videos about medical cannabis, the kind of videos patients might watch before deciding whether to try it. The researchers checked who made each video and how trustworthy its information appeared to be.
Person‐centered intervention response in primary progressive aphasia: A secondary analysis of the Communication Bridge‐2 randomized clinical trial
This study looked at people who have a condition that slowly takes away their ability to find and use words, along with a family member or close friend who helps them communicate. All of them took part in a personalized speech therapy program that focused on the everyday communication goals they chose for themselves, such as talking with family or using the phone. The researchers then checked how well each person met those personal goals afterward and a year later.
Δ9-Tetrahydrocannabinol Alters Limbic and Frontal Functional Brain Connectomes Among Young Adult Cannabis Users
Researchers studied 33 healthy young adults in their early twenties who used cannabis occasionally. Each person took a capsule with a moderate amount of synthetic THC (the main intoxicating ingredient in cannabis, given as a prescription form) on one visit and an inactive capsule on another, and their brain activity was scanned at rest while they were high.
