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/PRNewswire/ -- Norman B. Gaylis MD, MACR, FACP, an eminent physician, researcher, and published author, is aligning with the Long Covid Community on March 15...
/PRNewswire/ -- The number of people suffering from lingering, long-haul COVID symptoms is reaching startling proportions. According to a Government...
Medical cannabis firm Labat says the early results of a pilot study testing the efficacy of cannabis in replacing opiods for chronic pain management have been "very promising".
Theralogix, a leading healthcare professional brand, successfully completed the rigorous NSF testing and certification process for its new CBD product,...
Indiana University revealed that a chemical compound in essential oils may enhance wound healing, especially when applied topically. According to co-author Sachiko Koyama, essential oils – like those from lavender, rosemary, ylang-ylang and black pepper – contain a chemical compound called beta-caryophyllene. This contributes to improved wound healing, based on a murine model. “This is the first finding at the chemical-compound level showing improved wound healing in addition to changes in gene expression in the skin,” said Koyama. Beta-caryophyllene may decrease inflammation and acc...