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Fatty liver disease is one of those health problems that sounds mild until you realize the liver is basically your body’s chemical processing plant. When fat piles up there, things can get messy fast. A 2026 study published in the British Journal of Pharmacology points to a new possible way to tackle that buildup. Scientists found that naturally occurring cannabis compounds significantly reduced liver fat accumulation and improved blood sugar control in mice. That’s a big dea

A decade ago, cigarette smoking was still the substance-use habit most people pictured first. Now the picture looks pretty different. Gallup’s latest numbers show that 17% of U.S. adults say they smoke cannabis, tying the record high and more than doubling the 7% who said the same when Gallup first asked the question in 2013. At the same time, cigarette smoking has dropped to 11%, the lowest level Gallup has recorded. That doesn’t mean one habit simply replaced the other. It

Breast cancer spread is scary because it’s not just about one tumor growing. The harder problem is when some cancer cells act like seeds: they renew themselves, push into nearby tissue, and start new tumors somewhere else. A 2026 preclinical study suggests one possible way to weaken those “seed-like” traits: temporarily targeting the body’s CB2 receptor. In lab and animal models, researchers found that this approach reduced breast cancer cells’ ability to self-renew, invade s