SC Mom Became Advocate For ‘Severely Autistic’ Daughter To Use Medical Cannabis
Advocates for medical cannabis have hope after the South Carolina Senate approved the bill and now it’s on its way to the State House.
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Should Hospitals Allow Cannabis For The Terminally Ill?
Even in states where cannabis has been legalized for medical use, patients struggle to find the information that they need when it comes to using cannabis as medicine.
Cannabis ‘Significantly’ Reduces Intraocular Pressure: Study
Researchers found that IOP reduction began soon after inhalation and was decreased by as much as 16 per cent.
Legislation Introduced To Allow Medical Cannabis In Tennessee
The state will give oversight of the medical cannabis program that will include the in-state cultivation, processing and sale of cannabis.
La Jolla Scientists Study Cannabis Components As Treatments For Alzheimer’s Disease And Sports Injury Pain
Scientific studies by two La Jolla institutions are focusing on components of cannabis as treatments for ailments including Alzheimer’s disease and pain from sports injuries.
NFL Awards $1 Million to Study Impact of Cannabis and CBD on Pain Management
The National Football League today announced the award of $1 million in research funding to two teams of medical researchers at the University of California San Diego and University of Regina.
Cannabis Could Hold Key To Preventing Neurodegenerative Diseases Like Parkinson’s
Cannabis could hold the key to preventing neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s, according to new research.
7 Things To Keep In Mind When Using Cannabis As A Sleep Aid
Want to feel more rested during the day? Here are some things to keep in mind when using cannabis to help you clock in your eight hours.
Study: Medical Cannabis Use Reduces Opioid Prescriptions In Patients With Osteoarthritis
Researchers in Philadelphia concluded that medical cannabis reduces opioid prescription for patients
Cannabis And Inflammation — What’s The Connection?
The future of anti-inflammatory medication looks bright, and cannabis-based drugs could make it even brighter.
