Cannabis Science & Health
Physicians Feel Unprepared to Counsel Patients On Medical Cannabis
38% of resident physicians think medical marijuana is a prescribed substance, while 78% do not know what category medical cannabis falls within the Controlled Substance Act.
Review Paper Highlights 2 Key Uses for Medical Cannabis in Children
The authors of the research also commented on the need for further research stressing that there is a notable lack of studies and a minimal number of the randomized, controlled trials needed to confirm the effectiveness of any treatment.
A New Target for Treating Cannabis Use Disorder
New findings suggest that persistent THC exposure may alter the inhibitory function of VTA GABA cells, increasing dopamine levels and the rewarding features of marijuana.
Antidote to Synthetic Cannabis ‘Spice’ Intoxication Could Be Found in Slimming Drug
Early research from Queen Mary University of London has potentially found an antidote that can rapidly stop the intoxicating effects of cannabis and synthetic cannabinoids.
Oncogenic Toxins Discovered in Cannabis Oil
Portland State University found potential cancerous compounds in butane cannabis oil and extract.
New Study Reveals Surprising Truth of Cannabis Use in Cancer Patients
In a state where cannabis is legal for both medicinal and recreational use, a quarter of patients with cancer believed cannabis helped treat physical and psychological symptoms of their disease.
Cannabis, 'Spice' - You Better Think Twice
Scientists are warning cannabis users of a danger coming from cannabinoid abuse.
Many Medical Students Are Not Trained to Prescribe Medical Marijuana
Despite 29 states legalizing marijuana for medicinal use, few medical students are being trained to prescribe the drug.
American Pain Society Supports Passage of Marijuana Effective Studies Act
The act has been reintroduced to remove regulatory barriers that inhibit researchers from obtaining marijuana plans to conduct studies on medical effectiveness and safety.
