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Pain Drives Dual Tobacco and Cannabis Use, Study Shows - Vimarsana News

Pain Drives Dual Tobacco and Cannabis Use, Study Shows

Duke University School of Medicine’s study in the November issue of Addictive Behaviors finds that chronic pain isn’t just associated with tobacco or cannabis use, but often both.   The study’s analysis of 32,014 adults showed those who reported a tough week of moderate to severe pain were twice as likely to use tobacco and 1.5 times more likely to cope with cannabis.  

Source: duke.edu
Hyperfine, Inc. Receives FDA Clearance for Updated AI-powered Software with Improved Image Quality for All Swoop® System Sequences - Vimarsana News

Hyperfine, Inc. Receives FDA Clearance for Updated AI-powered Software with Improved Image Quality for All Swoop® System Sequences

GUILFORD, Conn., October 09, 2023--Hyperfine, Inc. receives FDA clearance for updated AI-powered software with improved image quality for all Swoop® system sequences

Source: yahoo.com
Concussion Awareness - Vimarsana News

Concussion Awareness

Concussion is the most common type of traumatic brain injury. Unfortunately, many individuals that sustain a concussion are not seen in a medical setting. All health care providers should receive training in identifying the signs and symptoms of concussion in order to provide proper guidance and referral for specialized treatment.

Nocebo Effect: Negative Thinking About Health - Vimarsana News

Nocebo Effect: Negative Thinking About Health

Experts explain what the nocebo effect is and how negative thinking can affect your health.

Community Event Spotlights New Frontiers in Women's Health | Your Health - Vimarsana News

Community Event Spotlights New Frontiers in Women's Health | Your Health

Emily Jacobs Improving women’s health in Santa Barbara will be the focus of a free community talk featuring UCSB neuroscientist Emily Jacobs of the Ann S.