Cannabis Could Help Fight ‘Superbugs,’ Study Suggests
Could cannabis provide the solution to antibiotic-resistant “superbugs?”
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Patients Prefer Medicinal Cannabis In Chemotherapy Trial
Medicinal cannabis has been shown to make a difference for cancer patients to relieve the side-effects of chemotherapy.
CBD in the Center of New Autism Clinical Trial
CBD oil is often promoted as a miracle cure, with suggested benefits ranging from improved mood and appetite to better mobility.
Researchers See Promising Results Using Cannabis Terpenes To Treat COVID-19
A recent study examining the use of cannabis terpene formulation – NT-VRL on inflammatory conditions has had some promising results in treating cytokine storm syndrome caused by COVID-19.
Women Who Smoke Pot Frequently Have Better Sex: Study
Pot-smoking women have more fun between the sheets, according to a study.
Cannabis Shows Promise for Helping to Treat Sickle Cell Disease
The condition can result in chronic pain for patients, who are typically prescribed opioids.
The Ultimate Guide to CBD and Seniors With Arthritis
In the United States, 23 percent of adults suffer from arthritis. Around the world, 350 million people have this condition.
Cannabis Before Sex Can Help Men Access a Deeper Level of Intimacy, Study Finds
People who experience anxiety and shame during sex could find benefits in using cannabis in the bedroom, according to a new study.
Here’s Why Food Tastes Better When You Have The Munchies
The munchies are one of the most pleasant side effects of marijuana. Here are some explanations as to why that is.
Researchers Say Access to Medical Marijuana Might Help Cut Down on Opioid Use
States that have medical marijuanas programs have reportedly started to see a drop in the number of people requesting opioid prescriptions.
