DEA Chief Calls Medical Marijuana “a Joke,” But These 5 Studies Say Otherwise
I started my morning by reading the following statement from DEA chief Chuck Rosenberg:
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Sex and Cannabis: Six Ways You Can Enhance Your Intimacy
I have a strong preference for dating cannabis enthusiasts.
The NFL Should be Investing in Marijuana Research if it Wants To Survive
The National Football League has survived more public relations crises in the past year than most multi-billion dollar organizations endure in a decade. Yet the greatest existential threat to the NFL
Huge New Review Shows What Medical Marijuana May (and May Not) Help
Medical marijuana is currently legal in 23 U.S. states and the District of Columbia.
Desperate Parents of Autistic Children Trying Cannabis Despite Lack of Studies
Parents of severely autistic children are turning to medical marijuana for relief.
Marijuana Backed By More Studies Than Most FDA Approved Pharma Drugs
Marijuana and its use has been studied over the course of the last few decades more so than even many leading FDA-approved pharmaceutical drugs
Marijuana Addiction Exists, But It’s (Almost) All in Your Head
The polarized legalization debate leads to exaggerated claims and denials about pot's potential harms. The truth lies in between.
Marijuana May Protect the Brain From Traumatic Injury, Study Suggests
People who use marijuana may be more likely to survive a serious head injury than people who don’t, a new study suggests.
Researchers Study Neuroprotective Properties in Cannabis
With more states opting to legalize the sale of medical marijuana, researchers are taking a closer look at the use of cannabis to treat chronic illnesses.
The Stoned Age
They came of age when experimentation with drugs was all the rage – with marijuana being a clear favorite.
