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Marijuana vaping by school-aged youth doubled in last seven years with reported use within the last 30 days rising seven-fold during the same time period.

Todays "high" is much more intense than in the past, even that of a mere decade ago. Heres what the study found.

Todays "high" is much more intense than in the past, even that of a mere decade ago. Heres what the study found.

Marijuana vaping by school-aged youth doubled in last seven years with reported use within the last 30 days rising seven-fold during the same time period.

Marieke de Goede, professor of Political Science, with a focus on ‘Europe in a global order’, has been appointed dean of the Faculty of Humanities of

In a significant academic development, Jindal Institute of Behavioural Sciences (JIBS) has been awarded the Global Engagement Seed Grant from the prestigious International Brain Research Organisation (IBRO). The grant provides monetary, ...

Witness first-hand how your mountain of waste plastic expands over the years and what impact your food has on the rainforests. Virtual reality gives

Oxytocin, a naturally occurring hormone that acts as a chemical messenger in the brain, showed no evidence of helping children with autism gain social skills, according to a large national study.The results are disappointing. But the findings, ...

The scientific evidence that human behaviour leads to climate change is overwhelming. Yet, there is still a small group of people who do not believe

The Isaac Roet Prize is awarded annually by the Amsterdam University Fund and the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences to a student or