Epilepsy and Cannabis: The Latest Research
It’s now a widely-held and recognized belief that cannabis helps patients with epilepsy maintain a better quality of life and find respite from seizures.
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Why Grandma and Grandpa Now Smoke Marijuana
Anxiety is a common reason geriatric patients turn to medical marijuana, new research finds.
Southern Alberta Researchers Say Medical Cannabis Could Help Fight COVID-19
Researchers at the University of Lethbridge say while clinical trials still need to be done, data they’ve been collecting over the past four years shows promise that some cannabis extracts may help in the prevention and treatment of COVID-19.
Mcmaster Researchers Find Cannabis Has Antibiotic Potential
‘We were motivated obviously by the excitement around cannabis for medical use,’ study lead Eric Brown said.
Cannabis Compound Could Be Weapon in Fight Against Superbugs
Mice cured of MRSA, raising hopes of treating antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Hot Box the House: Inside the Marijuana Bills Congress Will Debate This Week
Committee hearing will cover six bills that deal with legalization, cannabis research, and medical marijuana.
Why U.S. Cannabis Researchers Have Had to Resort to Importing Pot From Canada and the Netherlands
Progress on cannabis medical research has stalled in the U.S.
To Unlock the Potential of Cannabis, The Industry Needs More Research
A recent spate of vaping-related lung illnesses has lawmakers and health officials calling for more testing of legal cannabis products.
This Biotech Company Is Sending Coffee And Marijuana To Space To Test Mutation
Over the years, astronauts have taken a lot of things to space including that random bodhi tree leaf and stuff they need to cook meals in space.
Cannabis and Driving Study Casts Doubt on Zero-Tolerance Limits for THC
People using a driving simulator showed no signs of impairment a day after they smoked cannabis, though they still tested positive for THC, its main psychoactive component, a recently-published paper says.
