Study Finds No Benefit of Psychedelic Therapy Over Antidepressants
The psychedelic therapy study reveals no significant benefit of psychedelic therapy compared to antidepressants. This research highlights the need for careful evaluation of treatment options for depression. Understanding these findings helps clinicians…
In the Mix: Cannabis Clinical Research and Industry Updates — March 19, 2026
This update highlights key developments in cannabis clinical research platforms advancing evidence-based therapeutics. Regulatory and labor frameworks are maturing alongside these research efforts. Market supply challenges and financial compliance issues…
The Right Schedule for Marijuana Does Not Yet Exist
2026 cannabis schedule classification challenges create significant legal barriers that limit clinical research. These challenges hinder establishing evidence-based dosing and safety profiles. Until reforms align with science, clinicians face…
Alcohol and Tobacco Are More Damaging Than Marijuana: Clinical Insights
Comparative harm alcohol tobacco cannabis research reveals alcohol and tobacco cause greater population-level damage than marijuana. This evidence supports nuanced patient counseling about relative risks. Clinicians can prioritize substance use…
High Marijuana Taxes Don’t Effectively Deter Use, Study Shows
Recent research reveals cannabis tax increases patient use may not effectively reduce consumption. Higher taxes can drive patients toward unregulated markets, limiting clinical oversight. This challenges the use of taxation as a sole policy tool to deter…
New Insights: Psychedelics and Depression Compared to Antidepressants
Recent psychedelics depression comparative studies indicate these treatments may not outperform traditional antidepressants. Clinicians should counsel patients on current evidence gaps regarding psychedelics for depression. This highlights the need for…
Virginia Advances Cannabis Marketplace Regulation After Delays
Virginia cannabis marketplace regulation is advancing to establish a legal market after years of delay. This regulation enhances patient safety and product standards. Clinicians gain clearer guidance for patient counseling and safer cannabis use.
The Critical Gap in Cannabis Evidence for Mental Health Conditions
The sparse evidence cannabis mental health research reveals highlights a significant gap in clinical knowledge. Clinicians currently lack sufficient data to guide psychiatric therapy involving cannabis. This gap underscores the urgent need for rigorous…
CED Digest: 230 Items — March 18, 2026
Cannabis compounds CBD and CBG fatty liver benefits are gaining attention for their potential to reduce hepatic steatosis. These cannabinoids show promise in improving metabolic health markers. Clinicians should consider emerging evidence on cannabis…
In the Mix: 9 More Articles — March 18, 2026
This article highlights a cannabinoid study depression anxiety PTSD research relevant to cannabis clinical practice. It compares cannabinoids with other treatments for mood disorders. The findings provide insights into therapeutic potential and safety…