CBD-Enriched Cannabis Oil Reduced Seizures in Most Children with West Syndrome
Research involving eight children shows electroencephalogram abnormalities improved between 20 per cent and 80 per cent in seven of the eight patients.
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Buenos Aires Children’s Hospital Receives First Batch Of Medicinal Cannabis For Patients With Epilepsy
Argentine health authorities have delivered the first batch of medical cannabis for pediatric patients with epilepsy
How To Talk To Your Kids About Cannabis, According To These Industry Dads
“It doesn’t have to start with ‘don’t smoke,’ but rather the fundamentals of what cannabis is, as a plant within a legal framework.”
UC San Diego Team Sets Out To Study The Effects Of Cannabis Component CBD On Severe Autism In Children
UC San Diego researchers are looking for participants for a clinical trial to study the effectiveness of cannabidiol, or CBD, in treating symptoms of severe autism in children.
Cannabis Is Medicine. Just Ask The Parents Of Children With Seizures
I will do my best to respond rather than react to the April 27 opinion piece by Jeff Macintyre titled “Cannabis not ready to be called a medicine, yet.”
Vancouver Island Mom Hopes To Destigmatize Cannabis Use For Parents
A West Shore mother is making waves on the internet after sharing a social media posting asking why cannabis use is met with considerable stigma
Could Cannabis Be Better At Treating Kids With Autism Than Traditional Meds?
With a condition as sensitive and difficult as autism, cannabis could be a winning, although eccentric, ticket.
Brexit Letter Threatens To Leave Epileptic Children Without Access To Life-Saving Medicine
Medical cannabis prescriptions can help reduce seizures in youngsters.
Cannabis Gave Her Child A Future: Now She Helps Other Families
Zaki, 17, likes to point out houses that he’d like to have when he turns 18 next year.
Marijuana Medicine for Autism
This past August a bill was signed into law in Louisiana that allows doctors to prescribe medicinal marijuana more freely to patients with a wide array of ailments, but this is the latest in a series of actions that stem back to 1970’s in the state.
