Fewer Than One-Third of Legal Cannabis States Have Appropriated Funding for Marijuana Research
Less than one-third of states that regulate marijuana for either medical or adult use have allocated funding
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Prof. Raphael Mechoulam, father of Israeli cannabis research, dies at 92
The Bulgarian-born scientist will be remembered for his many contributions to the field of medicinal cannabis.
Cannabis for Better Sex? Here’s What the Science Says.
The research is thin, but anecdotal experience suggests that the right dose and delivery method can make a positive difference for some people.
Medical Cannabis And Aphasia — Here’s What We Know
Marijuana has already proven to be an effective option when treating some symptoms associated with neurological disorders.
Medicinal Cannabis Mouthwash Could Help Combat COVID-19
Igor and Olga Kovalchuk have spent roughly four years working with cannabis strains from around the world to create new hybrids that demonstrate certain therapeutic properties.
Benefits Of The CBD Oil
While health and well-being are wide spread, some studies have shown that they have improved popularity even more.
On Campus: Gold Standard for Medical Cannabis
There is mounting evidence of the efficacy of medical cannabis for a wide range of conditions, yet regulators – as well as physicians and patients – call for assurances that safe, consistent and well-quantified products can be delivered.
NFL Players Speak Out on Marijuana Policy
When NFL lineman Eugene Monroe spoke out publicly against the NFL’s ban on marijuana
Stigma Over Medical Marijuana Hurting Treatment Research
Medical pot advocates convening in Vancouver are urging critics to look past negative stereotypes and keep their minds open on the positive effects of cannabis on certain diseases.
Most Cannabis Academics Ignore Medical Autonomy
CANNABIS CULTURE – Nature recently devoted an entire issue to cannabis.
