San Francisco Will Consider Ending All Prosecution of Psychedelic Drug Use
The bill will hopefully reduce non-violent drug prosecution, and make it easier for health practitioners to utilize the therapeutic benefits.
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Solar Company Gets Bright Idea to Cover Storage Facilities in Solar Panels-Brings Power to 1,400 Homes
Extra Space Storage site in Neptune, NJ, boats a 6.5-megawatt (MW) community solar array that will power over 1,400 nearby homes.
Switzerland's Brilliant Plan For Underground Cargo Delivery Tunnels to Reduce Traffic is Now Underway
Run on renewable energy, the project is estimated to be able to take 40% of all freight-bearing traffic off the roadways in a sustainable way.
First Effective Treatment for Back Pain Changes How Brain and Back Communicate
The 12-week course which focuses on the nervous system rather than painkillers and manipulation, reduced pain longer and more than those two.
This Hero Dog-Lover Keeps Seniors and Their Pets Together With 'Peace of Mind'
The program also takes in and finds homes for dogs who have to be put up for adoption in the case that an elderly person can't keep them.
Fourth Patient Seemingly Cured of HIV Through Wild Coincidence
The media continues the one-handed count of patients that seem to be cured of HIV as a man has stayed in remission for 17 months.
'Transformational' Therapy Seems to Be a Cure For Hemophilia
British doctors are giving patients a dead virus that's been re-engineered to produce a protein known as factor IX, which hemophiliacs can't.
Smartphones 'Can Boost Memory Skills' by Freeing Up Our Brains to Remember Other Things
Scientists say that rather than making us lazy or forgetful, the digital devices provide a valuable service of storing information.
Stray Dog Crashes Couple's Wedding - and Becomes Part of Their New Family
As the bride Tamíris arrived at the church, she noticed a wedding crasher had come by-a stray dog that was mingling gently with guests.
Music Helps Reconnect Elderly Patients with their Memories in New Study
Loui found that for older adults who listened to some of their favorite music, including The Beatles, connectivity in the brain increased.
Fungi Species New to Science Discovered in Scottish Highlands
A species native to Greenland, another to Antarctica, a new species, and the rarest in the UK were found in the survey of remote highlands.
Playing Sports at School Makes People Grittier and Harder Working
Often old notions about people arose from a small truth, and in this case, Roosevelt's notion that sports hardens a young man seems correct.