Cannabis Science & Health
Over 60s Need Better Cannabis Education – Study
In the first state-wide study of its kind, older Coloradans were found to be curious about cannabis' benefits, but afraid to approach doctors on the subject.
New Drug Group Launched to Improve the UK’s Access to Medical Cannabis
The new group of drug experts, policy workers, and industry partners will work towards creating a more cannabis-friendly ethos in the UK.
Canadian Government Pledges $25 Million to Cannabis Research
The funding is part of the Canadian government’s ongoing commitment to generating quality evidence on the health and safety effects of its newly legalized substance.
Synthetic CBD Can Treat Seizures in Rats – Study
The cultivation-free cannabinoid can successfully treat seizures in rats, according to a new study from the University of California, Davis.
Medical Marijuana for Fibromyalgia: What Does the Research Say?
Managing the chronic pain condition is a constant battle for the millions of people it affects around the world. But could cannabis be a new, effective treatment?
Cannabis Affects Male Teenagers’ Memory More Than Females’ – Study
A new study on Canadian teenagers has further linked adolescent cannabis use to long-term cognitive impairments, especially in male students.
CBD Can Ease Heroin Cravings, Says New Study
From cold turkey to CBD; cannabis' famously relaxing cannabinoid could become the basis of new, safe opioid treatments, according to a new study.
Genetics and Cannabis Use Linked to Greater Risk of Psychotic Episodes
The onset of psychosis is strongly associated with a gene in cannabis users, according to the new study.
Cannabis Evolved High Up on the Tibetan Plateau, Says New Study
A new study has shed light on the marijuana plant's hazy origins.
