Rasmon Kalayasiri

Thailand's cannabis policy changes between 2019 and 2022 created a situation of global interest. Strict regulation of cannabis use gave way to widespread commercialisation of the production and sale of cannabis to provide economic stimulus. As governments changed, concerns over increasing cannabis use and harms led to a return to a policy framework that allowed cannabis to be sold only for medical purposes.

This study explored the prevalence and determinants of EA among regular exercisers at a sports center. The prevalence of EA (9.1%) was notably higher than the 3% reported in prior research conducted among gym clients (Mónok et al., 2012), indicating potential contextual or methodological differences. EA was associated with higher frequency and longer exercise durations, and specific activities such as walking and other sports. The results were consistent with the study of Garman et al.

Abstract There are only a few studies reporting on the immunological profiles of methamphetamine (MA) use, MA dependency, or MA-induced psychosis (MAP). This study measured M1 macrophage, T helper (Th)-1, Th-2, growth factor, and chemokine profiles, as well as the immune inflammatory response system (IRS) and compensatory immunoregulatory system (CIRS) in peripheral blood samples from patients with MA use (n = 51), MA dependence (n = 47), and MAP (n = 43) in comparison with controls (n = 32).