Tuesday, February 2, 2016

Surprising Effects of Long-Term Pot Use

Those who smoke marijuana as young adults may have a slightly harder time remembering words
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Long-Term Pot Use May Make Word Recall Tougher in Middle Age

People who smoke marijuana as young adults may have a slightly harder time remembering words by the time they reach middle age, a new study suggests. However, pot use does not appear to...
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Many Depressed Teens Don't Get Follow-Up Care

Depression can strike during the teen years, but too many U.S. teenagers with the illness are not getting proper follow-up care, a new study finds. "These results raise concerns about the quality of...
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Suicide, Drugs Only Partly to Blame for Rising Deaths of Middle-Aged U.S. Whites

Death rates among middle-aged white Americans were higher than expected in 2014, likely because progress against common killers such as diabetes and heart disease has halted...
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Mental Disorders Increasing for Younger Smokers

Although fewer Americans are smoking, the rates of psychiatric disorders among those who do -- particularly more recent smokers -- are on the rise, a new study suggests. Researchers analyzed...
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Health Tip: Don't Use Smartphone in the Bedroom

If you keep a smartphone on your nightstand and take a peek just before bed, you may be jeopardizing your sleep. The National Sleep Foundation offers these suggestions...
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Wearable Electric Patch May Ease PTSD

Can a small electrical patch that jolts the brain while patients sleep offer significant relief from the debilitating effects of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)?  Iraq war veteran and PTSD...
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