Study: Marijuana Reduces Seizures in Kids With Rare Form of Epilepsy
Dravet Syndrome patients given marijuana-derived CBD saw seizures dramatically decrease compared to placebo group.
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Scientists Discover Medical Cannabis Could Help Protect Pensioners Against Dementia
BOFFINS have discovered that cannabis could help protect pensioners against dementia thanks to its psychoactive chemicals.
Researchers Hope to Recruit 25,000 Berlin Weed-Smokers for Study
A research initiative hopes to get approval for a study that would recruit 25,000 recreational cannabis consumers in Berlin – if it can get government approval.
World’s Leading Marijuana Expert says He Has Never Smoked a Joint
The professor considered the grandfather of medical marijuana research has spoken of his lifelong fascination with the chemistry of the cannabis plant – and revealed he has never smoked a joint.
UBC Researchers Discover Marijuana Flavour Genes, Aim to Create Standards for Taste
With legalization of marijuana, there’s a need for product standards similar to wine industry, says prof.
Oxford University to Launch Study on Medical Benefits of Marijuana
Researchers at Oxford University are to undertake a £10 million study on the medical benefits of marijuana in treating pain, cancer and inflammatory diseases.
Israeli Gov’t to Fund Medical Cannabis Research
The Ministries of Agriculture and Health will provide NIS 8 million in funding for 13 medical cannabis studies.
Marijuana: Could it Slow Parkinson’s Disease Progression?
Parkinson’s disease is the second most common neurological illness in the United States, causing tremors, slowness of movement, postural instability, and impaired balance and coordination.
New Medical Marijuana Research Could Greenlight More Uses in Treatment
Though the US Drug Enforcement Agency hasn’t reclassified marijuana, easier availability of the drug for study has the potential to unearth new medical uses.
