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A study refers to a systematic investigation or analysis of a topic, often undertaken to gather data, test hypotheses, or develop insights. Studies can be academic, scientific, or market-focused, and may involve qualitative or quantitative methods. In finance and economics, studies are used to evaluate trends, assess risks, and inform policy or investment strategies.

Study: Investor Fears of Crash Could Actually Fuel Stock Market Performance
Study: Investor Fears of Crash Could Actually Fuel Stock Market Performance
Legal Marijuana Linked To Drop In Anxiety Medications: What It Means For Pharma Giants
Legal Marijuana Linked To Drop In Anxiety Medications: What It Means For Pharma Giants
All Once Again Warned: Unregulated Cannabis Vapes Contain Dangerous Pesticides, Study Says
All Once Again Warned: Unregulated Cannabis Vapes Contain Dangerous Pesticides, Study Says
Legal Marijuana Linked To Drop In Anxiety Medications: What It Means For Pharma Giants
Legal Marijuana Linked To Drop In Anxiety Medications: What It Means For Pharma Giants
All Once Again Warned: Unregulated Cannabis Vapes Contain Dangerous Pesticides, Study Says
All Once Again Warned: Unregulated Cannabis Vapes Contain Dangerous Pesticides, Study Says
Cannabis-Based Dronabinol Could Transform Alzheimer's Care, New Study Finds
Cannabis-Based Dronabinol Could Transform Alzheimer's Care, New Study Finds
Cannabis Prices Would Be Significantly Lower In The US If Legalized, Study Finds
Cannabis Prices Would Be Significantly Lower In The US If Legalized, Study Finds

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OpenAI's ChatGPT-4 Has A 'Relative Advantage' Over Humans In Financial Analysis, Study Finds: 'Even Without Any Narrative Or Industry-Specific Information'
OpenAI's ChatGPT-4 Has A 'Relative Advantage' Over Humans In Financial Analysis, Study Finds: 'Even Without Any Narrative Or Industry-Specific Information'
A study by the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business found that OpenAI's GPT-4 outperforms human analysts in financial analysis and forecasting, even without industry-specific information.
Daily Cannabis Consumption Outpaces Daily Alcohol Use In The US For The First Time, New Study Shows
Daily Cannabis Consumption Outpaces Daily Alcohol Use In The US For The First Time, New Study Shows
In the U.S., daily cannabis use has surpassed daily alcohol consumption for the first time, with a growing trend towards daily or near-daily use.
Study Confirms That Cannabis Enhances Quality Of Life
Study Confirms That Cannabis Enhances Quality Of Life
This article was originally published on Leafly and appears here with permission.
Fed-Funded Study Finds Increase In Medical Marijuana Patient Enrollments, Chronic Pain Most Common Reason
Fed-Funded Study Finds Increase In Medical Marijuana Patient Enrollments, Chronic Pain Most Common Reason
The state-legal medical marijuana programs nationwide have seen an uptick in the number of new patients enrolled since 2020, according to newly published federal research in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine. The study, conducted by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the University of Michigan showed that there were 4.1 million registered medical cannabis patients in 2022 countrywide, compared to 3.1 million in 2020. That's a 33.3% increase over two years. The researchers proposed that the increase is simultaneous with "increasing cultural acceptance of cannabis, recognition of the harm of the ‘war on drugs' (for example, mass incarceration and related consequences, such as family separation, trauma, and economic loss), and interest in the potential therapeutic properties of cannabis," reported Marijuana Moment.
CBD A Potent Alternative For Dental Pain Management, Says Study
CBD A Potent Alternative For Dental Pain Management, Says Study
Research shows CBD as effective alternative to opioids for dental pain. CBD's advantages over traditional analgesics offer a safer option for pain management and a catalyst for change in the medical community.
Science Confirms Safe, Effective Daily Dose Of CBD For Dogs - Long-Term And No Risks
Science Confirms Safe, Effective Daily Dose Of CBD For Dogs - Long-Term And No Risks
A recent study published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science reveals that healthy dogs can safely consume cannabinoids like CBD, CBDA, and CBG daily with minimal risk over the long term. The study, which involved 32 healthy beagle dogs, showed that these cannabinoids were well-tolerated when given at a dose of 5 mg/kg body weight/day for 90 consecutive days. The National Animal Supplement Council (NASC) highlighted these findings, stating that different cannabidiols are safe for long-term use in healthy dogs. This research contributes to a growing body of evidence on the positive effects of cannabis on animals. Previous studies have shown that CBD can reduce pain and improve mobility in arthritic dogs, as well as relieve stress in dogs during car travel or when left alone.
Canadians View Psilocybin Therapy As 'Reasonable Medical Choice' For End-Of-Life Distress, New Study Reveals
Canadians View Psilocybin Therapy As 'Reasonable Medical Choice' For End-Of-Life Distress, New Study Reveals
A vast majority of Canadians believe that psilocybin-assisted therapy is a reasonable medical option for people experiencing existential distress at the end of life, according to a recent survey. The study, conducted by a team of 12 experts and published in the journal Palliative Care, found that 79.3% of respondents considered the therapy a valid choice for those in the final stages of life. The survey also revealed that 84.8% of Canadians believed the costs of such interventions should be covered by the public health system, while 63.3% supported the legalization of psilocybin for medical purposes. The study, based on 2,800 complete questionnaires collected from four provinces in Canada, highlights the growing acceptance and interest in psychedelic therapies as a potential tool to address end-of-life distress.
Marijuana's Prohibition Promotes Unregulated Weed Use, Study Finds
Marijuana's Prohibition Promotes Unregulated Weed Use, Study Finds
This article was originally published on MG Magazine and appears here with permission.
Road Safety Isn't Negatively Impacted By Cannabis Legalization, Data Shows: Booze Is A Different Story
Road Safety Isn't Negatively Impacted By Cannabis Legalization, Data Shows: Booze Is A Different Story
This article was originally published on MG Magazine and appears here with permission.
Are Violent Video Games Secret Stress Relievers? New Study Unveils Surprising Findings
Are Violent Video Games Secret Stress Relievers? New Study Unveils Surprising Findings
A recent study challenged the long-standing belief that violent video games contributed to the development of violent tendencies, suggesting instead they might help reduce stress.
National Cancer Institute Study Looks At Cannabis Efficacy On Immunotherapy In Cancer Patients
National Cancer Institute Study Looks At Cannabis Efficacy On Immunotherapy In Cancer Patients
A growing body of research on cancer and cannabis is a testament to the plant’s many uses. Now, a psychologist at the University at Buffalo is studying the effects of cannabis use in oncology patients who receive immunotherapy, a treatment that helps your immune system fight cancer, resulting in fewer side effects than chemotherapy.
Cannabis Impairment & Driving: Are Field Sobriety Tests Accurate?
Cannabis Impairment & Driving: Are Field Sobriety Tests Accurate?
Numerous studies have shown the effects of cannabis on driving performance, and the overwhelming consensus is that it impairs driving ability.
Study Finds Car Insurance Premiums Dropped In Legal Medical Marijuana States By At Least $22 Per Driver
Study Finds Car Insurance Premiums Dropped In Legal Medical Marijuana States By At Least $22 Per Driver
A University of Iowa study found that car insurance premiums dropped in states after they legalized medical marijuana, suggesting that driving while high may not be as dangerous as driving drunk. 
Aroma, Not THC, Is Critical For Enjoying Cannabis, Scientists Say
Aroma, Not THC, Is Critical For Enjoying Cannabis, Scientists Say
This article was originally published in November 2022.
Covid-19 Pandemic Saw Spike In Children Ingesting Illicit Drugs, Study Shows
Covid-19 Pandemic Saw Spike In Children Ingesting Illicit Drugs, Study Shows
The Covid-19 pandemic has posed a heightened risk of illicit substance consumption among children, according to a study from JAMA Network Open.
Worms Get The Munchies Like The Rest Of Us, Finds Study 'With Profound Implications For Human Health'
Worms Get The Munchies Like The Rest Of Us, Finds Study 'With Profound Implications For Human Health'
A new study has confirmed that pot-smoking bipeds are not the only creatures that get the munchies. Worms apparently experience cravings for their favorite snacks after consuming cannabis.
Gummies With THC May Soon Be Banned In New York Under New Bill, Some Weed Not Strong As Labeled In Colorado
Gummies With THC May Soon Be Banned In New York Under New Bill, Some Weed Not Strong As Labeled In Colorado
In New York, a newly introduced bill seeks to ban the sale or delivery of candy products containing THC. A 4934 from Assemblyman Phil Steck (D-Schenectady) and chairman of the Assembly Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Committee would amend the state’s cannabis law.
Racial Disparities In Newborn Drug Testing Exist: Michigan Researchers Unveil Troubling Data
Racial Disparities In Newborn Drug Testing Exist: Michigan Researchers Unveil Troubling Data
Substance use during pregnancy and motherhood is both a public health and criminal justice issue. While toxicology screens have become a part of a routine newborn physical assessment, a new study has revealed that specific racial disparities exist regarding who gets tested. But, first things first: why are newborns drug tested?
Psychosis-Related Outcomes Not Linked To State Cannabis Legalization, Finds Study Of 64M Americans
Psychosis-Related Outcomes Not Linked To State Cannabis Legalization, Finds Study Of 64M Americans
A recent study done by a team of Stanford University researchers concluded that there is no statistically significant difference in the rates of psychosis-related diagnoses and prescribed antipsychotics in states with medical or recreational cannabis policies as compared with states with no such policies.
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