The natural healing properties of CBD are being jeopardized by the advent of man-made synthetic CBDs.
The research is focused on developing a drug that enables patients to benefit from the medicinal benefits of THC without experiencing its inherit psychoactive properties.
Significant increases in cannabis use among adults 65 and older defy perceptions that older adults do not use cannabis.
The research will build on previous findings that could enhance the performance of other cancer therapeutics such as checkpoint inhibitors, which activate the immune system to destroy cancer cells.
The trial is designed to assess the time-to-relief in patients suffering from severe pain.
Though almost half of oncologists surveyed recommend medical marijuana clinically, less than a third feel equipped with enough knowledge to make such recommendations.
Researchers are striving to develop a full-profile, non-psychoactive cannabis extract product to help meet unmet medical needs.
Recent findings contrast with pre-existing data that shows the drug is linked to an increased chance of suicidal behaviour in the general population.
Reviews of scientific evidence show promising findings for some, but not all, conditions for which cannabis is considered a treatment – and this evidence is difficult to untangle.