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Cannabis: Now you can measure how much is too much

Even just a few joints a week can make a difference ― measured in milligrams of THC. A new study by researcher Rachel L. Thorne and her team provides the first concrete thresholds for the weekly dose at which the risk of cannabis use disorder increases significantly. Thorne is a research associate in the psychology …

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ITAK will not support NCM against PM – Shritharan - DailyNews

Ilankai Tamil Arasu Kachchi (ITAK) Parliamentarian Sivagnanam Shritharan has stated that his party will not support the No-Confidence Motion (NCM) brought against Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya by sections of the Opposition, describing the move as politically motivated and lacking factual basis. Speaking to t…

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Vocational training helps create pathways to employment, entrepreneurship, and self-reliance - DailyNews

The Young Women’s Muslim Association (YWMA) organised the Certificate Distribution Ceremony of Vocational Studies at the IMEX Reception Hall, Wellampitiya recently. It was held under the patronage of President of the YWMA Fawaza Thaha. The event was sponsored by the Canadian Sri Lankan Muslim Women’s Alliance. Zaina…

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Bogollagama Memorial Kids Tennis Play Day draws 215 school teams - DailyNews

Grassroots tennis in Sri Lanka received a major boost as the Janaka Bogollagama Memorial Cool Tennis All Island Inter-School Kids Play Day 2025, organised by the Sri Lanka Tennis Association, got strong corporate backing at the SLTA Headquarters in Colombo, bringing together more than 1,100 young players from 215 sc…

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Wimal Weerawansa to join satyagraha demanding education minister’s resignation - DailyNews

Former minister and National Freedom Front (NFF) leader Wimal Weerawansa will lead an indefinite satyagraha campaign outside the Ministry of Education tomorrow (12), opposing proposed education reforms and demanding the resignation of Education Minister and Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya.

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US research shows what ADHD drugs really do and don't do

Medications often prescribed for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder seem to work differently than science previously thought. A study published in December by researchers at the Washington University School of Medicine in the United States has found that drugs commonly prescribed for ADHD — such as Ritalin or …

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