A Third Of Canadians With Cancer Saying Yes To Cannabis: Alberta Study
The number of cancer patients using medical cannabis climbed about seven points between 2007 and 2016.
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Cannabis Could Reduce Fentanyl Use, Finds BCCSU and UBC Study
Researchers found that those in the study who had urine tests positive for THC, the primary psychoactive component of cannabis, were approximately 10 per cent less likely to have fentanyl-positive urine
The Evolving Relationship Between Cannabis & Modern-Day Veterinary Medicine
As more research finds that CBD can be a useful medicine for dogs and cats, the compound has become one alternative medicine that’s being considered much more now than ever before.In the U.S.
Inhaled Cannabis Reduced OCD Symptoms In Recent Study
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, or OCD, is a challenging condition to live with.
Marijuana And Athletes – What You Should Know
Some users believe it helps them reach their fitness goals, while others appreciate the feeling of euphoria that helps them relax after training. It seems that cannabis has never attracted this much attention. After decades of being outlawed for no valid reason, many states have legalized it again. The positive campaign attracted many users andRead More
Can The Body’s Endocannabinoids Fight Intestinal Infections? This Research Suggests They Can
Mice study shows molecules in the body that share features with cannabis may be able to block bacteria before it can lead to disease.
Study: CBD May Help Block Pain-Signalling Pathways
Nerve cells treated with CBD saw reduced levels of a key signalling molecule in the pain pathway.
Women Turning To Cannabis To Manage Menopause Symptoms
Study finds women treating hot flashes, insomnia with cannabis instead of hormone therapy.
France Gives Final Go-Ahead For Medical Cannabis Testing Program
If the testing programme turns out to be a success, France could become the 23rd European country allowing medical use of cannabis.
Eight In 10 Migraine Sufferers Report Cannabis Helped Beat Back Pain Levels: Study
Thirty per cent of U.S. app users have turned to cannabis for relief.
