Most cat owners would do just about anything for their pet. So if they see their animal suffering, some are exploring the use of cannabis products to try to relieve their companion’s pain. As more states make cannabis (marijuana and hemp) available for human medical and recreational use, some veterinarians and pet owners are also […]
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People swear they were only using 100% cannabidiol (CBD), yet they failed their drug tests anyway. But urine screenings don’t check for CBD, so how can using this cannabis compound get you in trouble? “CBD will not cause a false positive,” says Steven Dudley, PharmD, a clinical toxicologist and director of the Arizona Poison and
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Hertz electric rental cars are lined up at charging stations near Los Angeles International Airport as they are turned around for customers. Photo: Martin Romjue / Bobit The rental car industry stands as the frontier of electric vehicle adoption where it provides a comparatively safer and convenient way for drivers to try
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Feb. 1, 2024 — Confidence can be built in many ways — working out, practicing self-care, being kinder to yourself — and new research shows that what you eat might have an impact. Specific nutrients can boost feelings of self-esteem by feeding your brain and subsequently affecting your emotions in a positive way. A recent
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More than 27,000 people have been killed and 66,000 wounded by Israel’s offensive in Gaza, the Hamas-controlled territory’s Health Ministry said Thursday. South Africa’s foreign minister has accused Israel of ignoring last week’s ruling by the United Nations’ top court, which ordered Israel to do all it can to prevent deaths in Gaza. The number
PARIS — Snow-dusted tractors lined up outside the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, and nighttime protests in Romania marked by vivid national flags have become markers of a widespread farmer protest movement across Europe. Starting in France, where farmers blocked major highways around Paris with their tractors, the days-long protests spread across the European Union, highlighting
COLUMBUS, Ohio — After a deadly school bus crash last summer, a task force convened by Republican Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine recommended Wednesday more training, driver benefits and safety features — but not a seat belt mandate. How and when safety upgrades are made would be up to individual school districts, DeWine said at an
Emmanuel Olunkwa with his E&Ko. collection of functional furniture. Photo: Jasmine Clarke Photo: Jasmine Clarke Brighter (Not Lighter) Trio “Dark spots and hyperpigmentation don’t stand a chance against Eadem’s brightening trio, which focuses on cleansing and restoring to make your skin tone appear more even and improve texture. Founders Marie Kouadio Amouzame and Alice Lin
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Harvard University today announced the establishment of the Black Film Project with Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. serving as director. The newly created initiative is designed to support any filmmaker who focuses on Black history and culture, and will support both narrative and documentary projects. It will be housed at the Hutchins Center in partnership
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FRANKFURT, Germany — Inflation in Europe edged lower in January to 2.8%, keeping alive speculation about quicker interest rate cuts that would lower borrowing costs for businesses and consumers — and help boost the stagnating economy. The annual figure released Thursday by the European Union statistics agency Eurostat was down from 2.9% in December and
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