Medical Cannabis Products Provide Improved Sleep Outcomes for Patients With Insomnia
Patients diagnosed with insomnia experience sleep-related improvements following their use of medical cannabis preparations
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Justice Department ‘Should Take About 20 Years’ To Reschedule Marijuana
The Justice Department should “take about 20 years” to finish rescheduling cannabis, says a GOP congressman
Cannabis Retail’s Frontline Workers Are Carrying More Than We Think
In the early days of legalization, the budtender was cast as the friendly guide in a brave new world
The Local Noze: Tea Time #7 by Simply Bare
Lovely weekend banger from the Simply Bare peeps!
Cannabis Smoke Fills The Air As Nepal Marks Shivaratri Festival
Marijuana is usually banned in the South Asian country, but exceptions are made to celebrate Shiva
Scientists Revive Prehistoric Cannabis Enzymes and Uncover More Medical Uses
Long-lost cannabis enzymes are back, and they pinpoint when the plant first gained the chemistry to make THC, CBD, and CBC.
Archaeological Find of a 4th Century CE Cannabis Birthing Medicine
This glass jar is a medical cannabis artifact recovered from a 4th century CE site in Beit Shemesh, Israel
Washington House Passes Bill To Let Terminally Ill Patients Use Medical Cannabis In Hospitals
A bill to allow terminally ill patients in Washington State to use medical
Straight From Canna-Cupid: A Valentine’s Day Cannabis Gift Guide
Love is in the air—and maybe just a few terpy scents.
Canada’s Medical Cannabis Research Is Changing the Global Debate
For more than a decade, medical cannabis has existed in a strange policy limbo.
