A New Harvard-Led Study Shows Women Are Turning to Cannabis for Menopause Symptoms — and It’s Working
For many people, popping a fruit-flavored cannabis gummy to relieve perimenopause and menopause-related symptoms
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Young Cannabis Users Are Drinking Less Alcohol, Study Shows
The youngest US consumers are trending toward weed over booze, reshaping the alcohol industry, according to a study.
Cannabis Can Help Fibromyalgia, Says New Israeli Study, Confirming Previous Research
Living with fibromyalgia is challenging and painful.
You Can Get A Year’s Supply Of Free Cannabis With Sa’s First Clinical Trial For Chronic Pain
South Africa’s first cannabis clinical trial examining the plant’s effectiveness as an alternative to opioids for chronic pain management looks to enrol 300 participants
Cloned Cannabis Cells With 12 Times More Potency Are Grown In Israeli Bioreactor
Company behind the tech says each gram of its product will stretch much further in treating patients than a gram from cannabis plant — and needs far less water and other resources.
College Students Take Educational Tour Of Cannabis Farm
Their field trip comes just days after President Joe Biden announced he’s pardoning people convicted of possessing small amounts of marijuana.
Victoria Green Lights Cannabis For Kids
Victoria will conduct a world-first trial to see whether the use of medicinal cannabis to reduce symptoms for children in palliative care.
White House Drug Czar Recognizes Benefits Of Medical Cannabis, Calls For More Research
The United States is in the grip of an opioid overdose epidemic.
Is Cannabis Legalization Associated With Declining Obesity Rates? Here’s What One Study Found
According to data published in the journal Health Economics, US states with legal marijuana sales “may experience a decrease in state-level obesity rates.”
