Cannabis Science & Health
Cannabidiol: A potentially revolutionary treatment for PTSD
Evidence from neurobiological research points to cannabinoids as possible therapeutic agents of interest for PTSD, a condition that over 3.5 million people suffer with in the USA alone.
Researchers Reverse The Negative Effects of Adolescent Marijuana Use
Western University researchers have found a way to use pharmaceuticals to reverse the negative psychiatric effects of THC.
New Study Reveals Synthetic Cannabinoids Use Trends Among High School Seniors
New York University study investigates the common use of 'Spice' among high school students and high risk of health issues related to synthetic cannabinoid use.
New CBD Alternative Now Available in Health Food Stores
Emerald Health Bioceuticals has created a legal CBD oil alternative for states where medical marijuana has not been legalized.
CBD May Protect Against Psychiatric Risk From High-THC Cannabis Strains
Neuroscientists have found cannabidiol reduces symptons such as impaired memory in mice when exposed to THC.
University of Westminster to Hold Public Lecture on Use of Cannabis in the Treatment of Epilepsy
The University of Westminster is organizing a lecture for the public titled, ‘Cannabis and Epilepsy: Past, Present and Future’ discussing the use of cannabis in the treatment for epilepsy.
New Study Connects Chronic Cannabis Use to Oxygen Changes in Brain
New research suggests that cannabis users have higher cerebral blood flow as THC levels directly change how the brain utilizes oxygen.
Unrepresentative Cannabis Samples Could be Holding Back Research
U.S. government examples of cannabis, used in research, fail to replicate the cannabis that's available on the market.
Marijuana Use Linked to Three-fold Risk of Death From Hypertension
New research suggests that marijuana users are at three-fold risk of death from hypertension.
