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By Eric Scheiner, CNS NEWS
(CNSNews.com) -Use of exercise to reduce young adult marijuana use there is an app for that is the title of a University of New York/Buffalo study that received a $715,500 grant from the National Institutes of Health.
The program aims to develop and study a smartphone app promoting exercise as an alternative to marijuana use.
(CNSNews.com) -Use of exercise to reduce young adult marijuana use there is an app for that is the title of a University of New York/Buffalo study that received a $715,500 grant from the National Institutes of Health.
The program aims to develop and study a smartphone app promoting exercise as an alternative to marijuana use.
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As far as I'm concerned, I'm all for Congress whittling most social research spending to the bone. Especially those involving apps and stoners.
Male fruit flies would rather have sex with hot young female fruit flies rather than wrinkly older female fruit flies who are starting to look like Hillary Clinton. ($939,000)
Chimps with the best ***-flinging abilities are also the best communicators, clearly establishing a Darwinian link to politicians. ($592,000)
Cocaine can be used to make Japanese quail hornier. Which presumably cuts down on the amount of time they need for small talk and foreplay. ($181,000)
Golfers can putt better if they just imagine the hole is bigger. Presumably female golfers can benefit from the same visualization technique when giving birth. ($1.1 million)
Uncircumsized South African men who scrub their tallywhackers following sex may have a reduced chance of developing various kinds of godawful African crotch crud. ($832,000)
Still inconclusive is an expensive NIH study on why lesbians have a tendency to be overweight. We would suggest it's because they eat out too often, but the NIH grant we requested for a drummer to play therapeutic rimshots fell through.
funny stuff
You can't make this stuff up. Wish they would attach the law makers name.