The New Cannabis Research Bill, Explained
A new bill could accelerate the approval process for cannabis research and make it easier for researchers to obtain the marijuana material needed for their studies.
Californian Women Are Increasingly Using Cannabis While Pregnant, Study Finds
More West-coast women are “toking for two” and putting their unborn children at risk, according to an observational study of pregnant women in northern California.
CBD Could Help Treat Angelman Syndrome, Says Study
A new pre-print study claims that CBD dosing is able to reduce seizures in mouse models of the rare a genetic disorder that mainly affects the nervous system.
Cannabis Legalization Linked to Drop in Alcohol Interest, Study Finds
The global marijuana market may be set to rake in $15 billion this year, but it might be at the expense of booze businesses.
High Stakes: The Legal Route to Cannabis Profit in the UK
The UK cannabis sector is on the verge of fruition, but with its path is blocked by regulations, how can it take the next step forward?
Medical Marijuana Laws Have (Almost) No Change on Opioid Use – Study
Contrary to other reports, a new study suggests that medical cannabis laws have had little effect on deterring opioid prescriptions in the US.
Rick Simpson Oil: Cancer Cure or Cannabis Con?
A cancer cure to some, a dangerous vessel of pseudoscience to others, Rick Simpson oil may be the most contentious cannabis product you can buy. So is there any truth in its supposed powers? Or are consumers being taken for a high-risk ride?
Cannabis-Based Medications Can Help Tackle Dependency, Study Finds
An Autralian clinical trial has shown that Sativex, a cannabis-based formulation, could become a key medication in future treatments to relieve cannabis dependency.
Everything You Need to Know About Congress’ Hearing to End Cannabis Prohibition
Congress just held a hearing on marijuana laws, racial injustice and the need for reform. Here's what they said.
