Marijuana Might not be Shrinking Your Brain After All, Study Says
Besides known facts like pot makes Hot Pockets look edible, we’re still learning how marijuana impacts our bodies.
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Misinformed Cannabis Policies Prevent Access to Life-Saving Treatments
As a scientist working to improve the health of people living with HIV/AIDS who use illicit drugs, I’m reminded every day of the impacts of our government’s policies on drugs.
The Cannabis Experiment
As marijuana use becomes more acceptable, researchers are scrambling to answer key questions about the drug.
If a Wildfire Spreads to a Cannabis Field, Can You Get High from It?
It’s been a dry summer for much of the United States, leading to an increase in wildfires that can’t easily be fought due to droughts in areas like California.
We Must Separate Fact From Fiction in the Cannabis Debate
Conversations about cannabis policy are heating up.
Can a Tolerance Break Rejuvenate the Effects of Cannabis?
Regular cannabis consumers have been known to experience fluctuations in their tolerance to marijuana over time.
Renewed Calls for Tasmanian Medical Cannabis Trials to Include Larger Scope of Patients
Renewed calls for Tasmanian medical cannabis trials to include larger scope of patients
Marijuana Users no More Likely to Experience Depression, Psychosis or Asthma, Study Says
No matter how much marijuana you did in your rebellious youth – or how little because you were a good lad – it will not come back to haunt you as an adult much at all.
Cannabis More Popular with Older People Than Ever Before
Once believed to be the drug of choice for free-spirited youth, cannabis is more popular with older people than ever before.
6 Reasons Why We Need to Support the Scientific Investigation of Medical Cannabis
Nowadays, the only way to determine if medical marijuana will relieve your symptoms is to try it.
