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Got Postpartum Depression? Now There's a Drug for That...Which Could Be a Good or Bad Thing

Which Could Be a Good or Bad Thing For the first time ever, a drug specifically to treat postpartum depression is slated to hit the market. According to NPR, most women given a one-time continuous IV infusion of brexanolone over 60 hours under medical supervision at a hospital or another medical facility start to feel better as early as 48 hours from beginning the treatment, with the effects lasting for a about 30 days. Which Could Be a Good or Bad Thing For the first time ever, a drug specifically to treat postpartum depression is slated to hit the market. Which Could Be a Good or Bad Thing For the first time ever, a drug specifically to treat postpartum depression is slated to hit the market.

Proponents Should Not Overlook Legitimate Concerns About Cannabis (Mis)use

It's a new day for marijuana, with mounting evidence about the potential medicinal benefits and a general public that's moving past "reefer madness" sensationalism about potential harms. It's a bias so deep-seated that even today, in the face of an ever-growing mountain of scientific evidence about marijuana's medicinal and therapeutic value, the federal government continues to ignore the likes of the American Medical Association, the American College of Physicians, the New England Journal of Medicine, the Lancet, and the American Cancer Society by maintaining its classification of cannabis as a Schedule I drug, claiming that it "has a high potential for abuse" with "no currently accepted medical use in treatment." It's a new day for marijuana, with mounting evidence about the potential medicinal benefits and a general public that's moving past "reefer madness" sensationalism about potential harms. It's a new day for marijuana, with mounting evidence about the potential medicinal benefits and a general public that's moving past "reefer madness" sensationalism about potential harms.

Even Without Symptoms, Lung Cancer Screening May Be a Lifesaver

Even Without Symptoms, Lung Cancer Screening May Be a Lifesaver Even Without Symptoms, Lung Cancer Screening May Be a Lifesaver Even Without Symptoms Blue light has gotten a bad rap in recent years, but new research suggests that a different sort of exposure than you get from your electronic devices may help with high blood pressure and more. Blue light has gotten a bad rap in recent years, but new research suggests that a different sort of exposure than you get from your electronic devices may help with high blood pressure and more. Blue light has gotten a bad rap in recent years, but new research suggests that a different sort of exposure than you get from your electronic devices may help with high blood pressure and more.

Canada – No More Mr. Nice Guy

When I was a kid growing up in the 1960’s in Canada, we were taught in junior high school that Canada was the biggest producer and exporter of asbestos in the world. As of December 30, 2018, the Ministry of Environment will now “prohibit the import, sale, and use of asbestos as well as the manufacture, import, sale, and use of asbestos-containing products”. Although the harmful effects of asbestos on lungs was first identified almost one hundred years ago, and many countries started limiting its use in the 1970’s, still Canada attempted to block the efforts of the World Trade Organization to declare asbestos a hazardous material. And even though Canada finally stopped producing and exporting asbestos in 2012, it continued to allow products containing the hazardous substance to enter the country.

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