THC-Rich Cannabis Oil Could Be Effective Autism Treatment
Mon / Jan 3rd
A recent study found significant improvement in autism symptoms following treatment with THC-rich cannabis oil.
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Mon / Jan 3rd
A recent study found significant improvement in autism symptoms following treatment with THC-rich cannabis oil.
Fri / Dec 31st
A recent study found that cannabis decriminalization policies have helped to reduce the racial disparity in cannabis possession arrests.
Wed / Dec 22nd
A set of GOP companion bills in the House and Senate seeking to curb illegal fentanyl sales would also streamline the research of cannabis, psychedelics, and other Schedule I substances.
Tue / Dec 7th
Researchers at the University of Sydney in Australia have found that blood and oral fluid THC concentrations are weak indicators of cannabis-induced impairment.
Mon / Dec 6th
A new study found that psilocybin may be able to reverse alcohol brain damage, reduce alcohol-addictive behavior, and reduce relapse rates.
Fri / Nov 5th
NORML released an updated and revised version of “Clinical Applications for Cannabis & Cannabinoids: A Review of the Recent Scientific Literature, 2000-2021.” Proceeds from the book will be used to fund NORML’s advocacy efforts.
Mon / Nov 1st
A recent survey found 65% of patients were able to reduce or eliminate taking at least one prescription medication after obtaining their medical cannabis registration.
Fri / Oct 22nd
Baltimore’s Johns Hopkins Medicine announced that the National Institutes of Health will provide nearly $4 million to help researchers study how psilocybin can affect tobacco addiction.
Thu / Oct 21st
Bank of America suddenly canceled the account of cannabis research firm Scottsdale Research Institute despite being fully compliant with federal laws and operating with public DEA approval.
Mon / Oct 18th
The DEA has proposed massively increasing the production of research-grade cannabis and psychedelics like LSD, psilocybin, and MDMA next year.
Tue / Sep 28th
Researchers found that less than 2% of people living in states that have legalized cannabis have been diagnosed with “cannabis use disorder” and that the reforms were not linked to increased cannabis consumption among youths aged 12-20.
Tue / Sep 28th
A recent survey found that 60% of cannabis consumers said they would consume cannabis with their grandparents.
Mon / Sep 20th
Researchers found that withdrawal effects from synthetic cannabinoids appear more rapidly with consumers reporting more severe symptoms of insomnia, irritation and bad mood, heart palpitations, and loss of appetite.
Tue / Sep 14th
Cannabis use among college students reached its highest levels in 35 years in 2020, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, while alcohol use decreased by 6%.
Mon / Sep 6th
The DEA last week called for a significant increase in the production of cannabis and psilocybin for the purposes of federal research and clinical trials.
Fri / Aug 13th
Cannabis use among cancer patients is lower than that of the general public, with just 9% of cancer patients having used cannabis compared to 14% of people with no cancer history according to a new study.
Wed / Aug 11th
Included in the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill passed by the Senate on Tuesday are provisions that would let researchers study cannabis from state-licensed dispensaries instead of the low-grade cannabis grown at government facilities.
Tue / Aug 10th
According to a new study, 15% of remote employees worked from home under the influence of cannabis with the majority reporting benefits like decreased stress and increased creativity.
Thu / Aug 5th
Pennsylvania-based research firm Affinity Bio Partners is investigating the potential efficacy of cannabis for diabetic nerve pain.
Tue / Aug 3rd
The United Kingdom National Health Service and Brain Tumour Charity are partnering on research to determine whether cannabis-based medicine Sativex paired with chemotherapy medication temozolomide can treat glioblastoma.
Fri / Jul 30th
HIV-positive patients who consume cannabis daily have lower levels of neuroinflammation than non-cannabis consuming HIV-positive patients, according to a study.
Fri / Jul 30th
Cannabis use by teens is not independently associated with an increased risk of “amotivational syndrome,” researchers concluded in a recent study.
Tue / Jul 20th
States that enacted cannabis legalization saw a six-month decline in opioid-related ER visits, according to a recent study.
Mon / Jul 19th
A new study suggests that cannabis was first domesticated in East Asia during the Neolithic Era and was a multipurpose crop.
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