In an interesting new study, “Cannabidiol for Treatment-Resistant Anxiety Disorders in Young People: An Open-Label Trial,” led by Maximus Berger and his team, the focus is on exploring the efficacy and safety of cannabidiol (CBD) in young individuals struggling with anxiety disorders resistant to conventional treatments. This research is particularly significant as it addresses a … Read more
The innovative study published in the Journal of Medical Case Reports introduces a revolutionary approach to treating Alzheimer’s disease (AD) through cannabinoid microdosing. This case report focuses on a 75-year-old man with mild-stage Alzheimer’s, who underwent a 22-month treatment regimen with microdoses of a cannabis extract rich in cannabinoids. The treatment led to significant improvements … Read more
In an era where the debate around cannabis use oscillates between medical breakthroughs and societal concerns, a groundbreaking study has emerged as a beacon of new understanding. This research, spearheaded by Jingyi Huang and colleagues, delves deep into the association between cannabis use and the risk of urological cancers. Published in the prestigious UK Biobank, … Read more
When Canada embraced cannabis legalization on October 17, 2018, it marked a significant shift in the country’s approach to cannabis, not just in consumption but also in cultivation. The Cannabis Act, a groundbreaking piece of legislation, allowed adults over 18 to grow up to four cannabis plants at home, introducing a new era of personal … Read more
Ugh, broken bones are the worst! One wrong step during soccer practice or slippery fall on the ice and snap – there goes your ankle, arm, or worse. Not only does it hurt a great deal initially, but then you have to hobble around on crutches for weeks while it slowly heals. But what if … Read more
In an era where change is the only constant, the global cannabis industry stands as a testament to rapid transformation and growth. This exploration examines the intricate tapestry of the cannabis sector, weaving through the diverse regional narratives that collectively shape its global identity. From the bustling markets of North America to the emerging frontiers … Read more
The groundbreaking UK-based study led by Claire Mokrysz from University College London has reignited the debate about cannabis’s impact on adolescent cognitive development. This research, pivotal in its scope and depth, goes beyond the surface to explore the nuanced relationship between moderate cannabis use and intellectual capabilities among adolescents. The study leverages data from the … Read more
Recent policy shifts leading to expanded cannabis access have opened vibrant new frontiers in medical cannabis research. As stigma declines and funding grows, scientists are rapidly accumulating data on the therapeutic potential and risks of cannabis-derived treatments. While questions remain, the accelerating pace of discovery highlights intriguing possibilities in numerous health domains from epilepsy to … Read more
Britain is currently experiencing a significant shift in its perception of medical cannabis, as revealed by a comprehensive study conducted by Mamedica, a British cannabis clinic. This survey, involving 4,000 participants, has brought to light a remarkable change in attitudes. It found that a majority of Britons, 60%, now prefer medical cannabis over traditional medicine. … Read more
A new study published in the journal Medicinal Cannabis and Cannabinoids sheds light on how consuming cannabis flower affects feelings of fatigue. As medical and recreational cannabis access expands throughout the US and some lucky parts of the rest of the world, this research provides crucial insight for consumers and healthcare providers seeking cannabis-based options … Read more
