Marijuana Compounds Show Promise in Protecting Brain Cells from Alzheimer’s
Some potentially good news about cannabis compounds is wafting from the Salk Institute labs in San Diego.
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How Cannabis has Given an Ontario Boy a ‘New Lease on Life’
It’s a remarkable transformation. Even a shocking one.
Dr. Cannabis opens its doors in Sherbrooke, Quebec
Fees for the new service range from $155 to $700.
Most Mass. Doctors Wary of Approving Marijuana Use
A small circle of physicians — 13, to be precise — has provided the vast preponderance of approvals needed by Massachusetts patients to gain access to medical marijuana
The Evolving Role and Future of Medical Marijuana
There’s still plenty up in the air when it comes to dispensing medical marijuana, a Saskatchewan pharmacist told colleagues gathered for their annual conference in Calgary Sunday.
NFL Players Speak Out on Marijuana Policy
When NFL lineman Eugene Monroe spoke out publicly against the NFL’s ban on marijuana
Can Smoking Out Of Chinese-Made Glass Pipes Make You Sick (Or Worse)?
China has been a long time catalyst of consumer product scares in the U.S. in recent years.
“Marijuana Mom” Fights for Daughter’s Health
Marijuana is illegal in North Carolina, but that is not stopping one woman from getting it to her sick daughter.
Pets on Pot: is Medical Marijuana Giving Sick Animals a Necessary Dose of Relief?
As owners tout benefits and usage in compassionate care, the battle for legalization mirrors humans’ own medical marijuana fight in 1990s California.
Green Hopes as Australia Legalizes Medical Cannabis
Jai Whitelaw was 10 when he first took medical cannabis, given to him by his mother in a bid to treat the debilitating epilepsy that saw him endure up to 500 seizures a day.
