A new study indicates that individuals with cannabis use disorder are up to five times more likely to develop head and neck ...
As most of the cranial nerves do, the glossopharyngeal nerve emerges from the front of the brainstem, which sits low at the back of your brain and connects the brain to the spinal ...
Adults who have cannabis use disorder-essentially a dependence on the drug-are 3.5 to 5 times more likely to develop head and ...