Just How Bad is Marijuana For Your Health?
The Journal of Neuroscience recently published a study linking recreational marijuana use to subtle changes in brain structure.
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Medical Marijuana Lessens MS Effects, Research Suggests
With medical marijuana dispensaries set to open later this year in Massachusetts, a review of the latest research suggests that it can help alleviate multiple sclerosis symptoms — such as pain, overactive bladder, and muscle stiffness.
Psychedelic Mushrooms Could Cure Anxiety for Cancer Patients
A New York University study is using psilocybin to help patients overcome the fear of death.
How a Marijuana Study Can Poke Holes in Your Brain
Casual marijuana use may be associated with brain abnormalities in developing brains.
Frequent Cannabis Consumers Are Less Likely To Engage In Problematic Alcohol Use
Investigators analyzed data from a nationwide survey on alcohol and drug use.
Just In Time for the Stupor Bowl: Study Shows Alcohol, Not Marijuana, Related to Domestic Violence
CANNABIS CULTURE - As the Super Bowl with its glorification of alcohol consumption approaches, NORML reports that men's consumption of alcohol, but not cannabis, is associated with intimate partner violence
French Scientists Discover Way to Block Cannabis High
Just days after Colorado became the first US state to allow recreational marijuana use, French researchers have reportedly discovered a way to reduce the negative effects of the marijuana "buzz".
Panel to Study California Marijuana Legalization
California Lieutenant Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) will lead a blue ribbon panel of expert to chart a path toward marijuana legalization, the ACLU of California announced Thursday.
Study Finds Compounds in Cannabis Fight Leukemia, Kill Cancer Cells
In some cases, by using specific dosage patterns, these agents can destroy cancer cells on their own.
No Association Between Frequency of Marijuana Use and Health or Healthcare Utilization
Researchers from Boston Medical Center (BMC) and Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) have found frequency of marijuana use was not significantly associated with health services utilization or health status.
