Cannabis Worsens Verbal Learning and Memory, Review Finds
Frequent cannabis use can impair a person’s memory and level of verbal learning, according to a new review.
Young Cannabis and Alcohol Consumers Have Better “Sexual Function,” Study Finds
To reach this conclusion, the researchers behind the study surveyed 274 participants about their sex lives and their alcohol and cannabis use.
Delta-8 THC Consumers Consider it “Delta-9’s Nicer Sibling,” Survey Finds
Delta-8 THC products provide all the benefits of delta-9 THC but with fewer adverse effects, according to consumers.
This Trial Will See if Cannabis Can Treat Long Covid
Thirty participants will be recruited and given daily doses of a medical cannabis product.
MDMA and Psilocybin Use Linked to Lower Odds of Suicidal Thoughts, Survey Finds
Lifetime use of MDMA is linked to fewer suicidal thoughts, according to the US survey study.
Stroke Patients Who Smoke Cannabis Have a Higher Risk of Developing a Complication, Study Finds
Young cannabis consumers seem to be at a higher risk of developing long-term disabilities following a stroke, according to new research.
CBDA and CBGA Could Help Prevent Covid Infections, Study Finds
The study found that the cannabinoids CBDA and CBGA can bind to the spike proteins of SARS-CoV-2, making it harder for the virus to enter cells and cause infection.
Ketamine Therapy Helps Promote Alcohol Abstinence, Trial Finds
The alcohol-use disorder trial, run by Awakn Life Sciences, has reported its first findings, and it seems like ketamine is a promising treatment.
Price of Cannabis Continues to Fall in Canada After Legalization
Researchers from the University of Waterloo, Ontario, report that the mean price of dried flower from legal sources fell in 2019 and then again in 2020.
