Marijuana-Fuelled ‘Munchies’ – Animals Get Them Too, International Study Shows
Research has implications for helping people with appetite loss
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No Measurable Next-Day Cognitive Effects Following Cannabis Use
Those who consume cannabis the previous evening perform no differently than non-consumers on cognitive measures
Cannabis Vaping May Be Linked To Earlier Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome Symptoms
The findings of a group of researchers at the University of California
Cannabis Legalization Laws Associated With Lower Crime Rates
The enactment of laws legalizing cannabis for either medical or adult-use purposes is associated with declining crime rates over time
High Marijuana Taxes Don’t Effectively Deter Use, Study Shows
There’s no meaningful evidence that imposing higher taxes on marijuana would steer people away from using it
Cannabis Use Associated With Significant Reductions in Patients’ Daily Anxiety
The consumption of state-authorized medical cannabis products is associated with significant decreases in daily anxiety levels
Medical Cannabis Products Provide Improved Sleep Outcomes for Patients With Insomnia
Patients diagnosed with insomnia experience sleep-related improvements following their use of medical cannabis preparations
Canada’s Medical Cannabis Research Is Changing the Global Debate
For more than a decade, medical cannabis has existed in a strange policy limbo.
Fewer Cannabis-Related School Disciplinary Incidents Following Legalization
Rates of school disciplinary incidents involving cannabis fell in Massachusetts following the adoption of regulated marijuana access
Lifetime Cannabis Use Linked to Greater Cognitive Performance in Aging Populations
Aging adults with a history of cannabis use exhibit greater cognitive performance than those with no or little history of past use
