Cannabis to be Tested in Kids with Severe Epilepsy
There has been no rigorous study that’s looked at compounds found in pot to reduce seizures.
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Ottawa Places Three-Gram Limit on Medical Pot coverage for Veterans
The federal government is limiting the amount of medical cannabis that veterans will be reimbursed for to three grams a day.
Smoking Weed Could Help People Kick Their Addictions: UBC Study
A new cure may be budding for opioid addiction and alcoholism, according to researchers: pot.
UBCO Looking at Medical Marijuana and PTSD
UBC Okanagan (UBCO) professor Zach Walsh is about to undertake one of the largest medical marijuana clinical trials to take place in Canada in recent memory.
Study: Medical Marijuana Changes How Employees Use Sick Time
That’s the stark warning from the Institute for a Drug-Free Workplace, a nonprofit that works to combat drug use among American employees.
How Weed and Booze Affect Your Sex Life
Finally, one of science’s most important studies has been carried out:
If You Want to Get Paid to Smoke Pot, You Might Want to Talk to the VA
Are you a military veteran? Do you have post-traumatic stress disorder? Do you enjoy smoking cannabis?
The Tantalizing Clues that Suggest Cannabis Played a Key Role in the Birth of Civilization Itself
The Silk Road may have gotten a lot more interesting than history class would have us believe.
Big Pharma’s Concerned About These Marijuana Stats
Recently, two researchers took a look at states with legal medical marijuana and found something that could really mess with Big Pharma.
Marijuana Compounds Show Promise in Protecting Brain Cells from Alzheimer’s
Some potentially good news about cannabis compounds is wafting from the Salk Institute labs in San Diego.
