Cannabis Research

Curaleaf Secures First Marijuana Research License In Massachusetts

Chronic Pain Patients Support Cannabis Access Expansion While Physicians Favor Restrictions, Study Finds

Is Cannabis Legalization Reducing Psychiatric Drug Use? Study Reveals Interesting Trends In Benzodiazepine, Antidepressants, Antipsychotics

Chronic Pain Patients Support Cannabis Access Expansion While Physicians Favor Restrictions, Study Finds

Is Cannabis Legalization Reducing Psychiatric Drug Use? Study Reveals Interesting Trends In Benzodiazepine, Antidepressants, Antipsychotics

Aurora Auto-Flowering Research Set To Transform Cannabis Cultivation In High-Latitude Regions

Cannabis Use Linked To Improved COVID-19 Outcomes, New Study Suggests

Aurora Auto-Flowering Research Set To Transform Cannabis Cultivation In High-Latitude Regions

Cannabis Use Linked To Improved COVID-19 Outcomes, New Study Suggests

Mounting Research Supports Cannabis As Health Care Tool: Plant Compounds Relieve Endometriosis Pain And Reduce Fatigue, Studies Find

CBD Increases Effect Of THC, New Study Finds - Quite The Opposite Of Popular Belief

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Can THC Turn Back The Clock? Cannabis Reverses Brain Aging, Boosts Mental Capacity, New Study Suggests

THC brain aging reversal: New study reveals how low-dose THC can enhance cognitive function and reverse aging in the elderly. Read now!

CBD May Enhance Running Experience By Lowering Anxiety, Study Suggests

A new study suggests that CBD may help competitive runners by reducing anxiety and perceived exertion, enhancing their overall performance experience.

Chilecito: A Valley In The Andes That Defeated Mega-Mining And Embraced Sustainable Cannabis

By Nicolas Jose Rodriguez and Rolando Garcia.

Cannabis Linked To Diabetes Prevention And Better Blood Sugar Control, New Study Finds

People who use cannabis have healthier body responses to inflammation and better control of blood sugar levels.

'Millions Are Using Cannabis Yet Only 18 Labs Are Studying It,' Says Johns Hopkins Scientist

Johns Hopkins is working with cannabis consumers for scientific studies that are essential in a field where detailed research remains scarce.

1 Out of 6 Americans Use Marijuana, Mostly Fruity Flavored To Alleviate Pain And Other Health Issues

The number of those using medical cannabis to alleviate health issues is growing. The recently published studies provided more insight into the growing trend.The research conducted by experts at the University of California Los Angeles suggests that one out of six primary care patients (17%) asked in a survey admitted to using cannabis primarily for medical reasons, even though they characterize it as recreational use. The researchers also revealed that a third of participants (34.7%) "had results indicative of moderate to high risk for cannabis use disorder."In the meantime, a separate survey by cannabis company NuggMD revealed that one in four marijuana consumers use it to treat pain. Most of them favor "fruity" tasting strains. Slightly fewer of those asked said they used cannabis to alleviate anxiety symptoms (23%), followed by those using it for stress relief (18%).

Smoke Weed For Science And Get Paid: Why One Company Is Willing To Pay You To Consume Pre-Rolls

"Through this research, we will be shedding light on some major unknowns in the cannabis industry," said Harrison Bard, CEO and co-founder of DaySavers and Custom Cones USA. "This type of research exists and has been proven to be extremely important in the tobacco industry, so we are excited to pave the way for a safer and more enjoyable future for the cannabis industry."

These New Scientific Findings In Cannabis Pave The Way To A Broader Understanding Of The Plant

Discover the most recent scientific findings in cannabis research that allow us to understand our use and relationship with the plant.

DEA Ditches High-Level Federal Health Meeting On Cannabis Research: Another Expression Of Distaste For Cannabis Rescheduling?

Tension between the White House and the DEA over rescheduling continues; some officials argue medicinal benefits of cannabis remain unproven.

New Study Suggests Cannabis Sativa Extracts Could Help Prevent Or Reverse Sun Damage

EXCLUSIVE: Cannabis Researcher On Marijuana Rescheduling — 'Removing Barriers' Will Help, But 'Knowledge Gap' Is Huge

"The gap between the prevalence of cannabis use and what we now know about the potential harms and/or benefits continues to be huge. I think it will take more than rescheduling to effectively bridge the knowledge gap, including more funding and overall support/encouragement for such research," says cannabis researcher Dr. Robert Strongin.

Fed-Funded Study Finds Increase In Medical Marijuana Patient Enrollments, Chronic Pain Most Common Reason

The state-legal medical marijuana programs nationwide have seen an uptick in the number of new patients enrolled since 2020, according to newly published federal research in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine. The study, conducted by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the University of Michigan showed that there were 4.1 million registered medical cannabis patients in 2022 countrywide, compared to 3.1 million in 2020. That's a 33.3% increase over two years. The researchers proposed that the increase is simultaneous with "increasing cultural acceptance of cannabis, recognition of the harm of the ‘war on drugs' (for example, mass incarceration and related consequences, such as family separation, trauma, and economic loss), and interest in the potential therapeutic properties of cannabis," reported Marijuana Moment.

New Study Reveals One Cannabis Terpene Significantly Reduces THC-Caused Anxiety

93% Of Smokable Hemp Exceeds Legal THC Limit, Government-Funded Study Finds

Uncover startling findings: Smokable hemp products breach legal THC limits. Dive into the study challenging hemp's legal status.

Science Confirms Safe, Effective Daily Dose Of CBD For Dogs - Long-Term And No Risks

A recent study published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science reveals that healthy dogs can safely consume cannabinoids like CBD, CBDA, and CBG daily with minimal risk over the long term. The study, which involved 32 healthy beagle dogs, showed that these cannabinoids were well-tolerated when given at a dose of 5 mg/kg body weight/day for 90 consecutive days. The National Animal Supplement Council (NASC) highlighted these findings, stating that different cannabidiols are safe for long-term use in healthy dogs. This research contributes to a growing body of evidence on the positive effects of cannabis on animals. Previous studies have shown that CBD can reduce pain and improve mobility in arthritic dogs, as well as relieve stress in dogs during car travel or when left alone.

Study Suggests CBD-Dominant Cannabis Is Better Than THC For Anxiety Disorder That Affects 301M People

Canadian Study Shows Cannabis Can Help Addicts Reduce Their Meth Consumption

Marijuana Extract Can Kill Melanoma Cells, New Study Reveals Possible Treatment For Skin Cancer

Yup, You Just Smoked Weed! New Testing Method Confirms Recent Cannabis Use With 96% Accuracy, Federally-Funded Study

Medical Marijuana Can Help Manage Neuropathic Pain, Irish Study Suggests

New Study Suggests Cannabis Increases Empathy, Makes Us Kinder & Less Anxious

A new study suggests there could well be a connection between cannabis use and empathy, an essential part of all human social interactions.

Long COVID And Cannabis: Research Provides Hope For Millions Dealing With Debilitating Symptoms

Medical Marijuana Improves Chronic Depression Symptoms, New Clinical Study By German Psychiatric Hospital Shows

Approximately 21 million adults, or 8.3%, in the U.S. experienced at least one major depressive episode in 2021, with the highest prevalence being among people between 18 and 25, according to data from the National Institute of Mental Health.