Phasing Out Medical Cannabis Would Leave Pediatric Patients in the Lurch
The Canadian Medical Association has floated the idea of eliminating the medical cannabis access system.
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‘Billy Can Live a Normal Life’: Families React to Medicinal Cannabis Move
Families of children with epilepsy welcome easing of rules but warn there is work to do.
Cannabis for Kids? Almost Half of Canadian Pediatricians Didn’t Know They Could Prescribe: Survey
Dr. Michael Rieder wants it made clear that cannabis is not a side-effect free, cure-all.
More Parents Are Smoking Weed: Study
Parents are puff, puff, passing!
‘Cannabis Strengthened Our Bond’: Can Pot Make You a Better Parent?
An Oregon mother posted a photo last year of herself breastfeeding her baby while she took a bong hit. Naturally, the image went viral.
How Marijuana Can Actually Make You an Even Better Parent
It was once believed that parents who smoked marijuana were unfit to raise their children.
Ricki Lake-Produced Film Weed the People Argues for Marijuana Use as a Cancer Treatment
As marijuana use continues to become decriminalized across the United States, doctors, researchers and patients are pushing to make it an accepted part of cancer treatments.
I Proudly Smoke Weed as a Mom, and Guess What? I’m Still a Really Good Mom
When I was pregnant with my daughter almost three years ago, many people assumed I would stop living my cannabis lifestyle because I was about to become a mom.
For Some Local Mothers, Medical Cannabis is Key to Their Children’s Survival
Raina Tilghman had her first seizure when she was just weeks old, on the day of her two-month check-up with the family pediatrician.
Medical Marijuana For Children with Cancer Broadly Supported by Doctor
An overwhelming majority of health care professionals who care for children with cancer would be willing to help those children get medical marijuana—though less enthusiastically if they happen to be among the providers who are actually eligible to provide it, found a new study.
