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A UCLA Health study found that men who use cannabis occasionally report stronger subjective effects than women with similar habits, despite similar blood THC levels.
New mouse research suggests testosterone shapes temperature preference, offering a biological clue to why women often feel colder than men.
A UCLA study found that men who use cannabis occasionally feel stronger effects than women with similar use habits, even when blood THC levels are about the same.
Researchers identify a specific gene linked to female protection from autism, offering new insight into sex differences.