Cannabis Study

1 Out of 6 Americans Use Marijuana, Mostly Fruity Flavored To Alleviate Pain And Other Health Issues
76% Of Primary Care Patients Use Cannabis For Symptom Management, UCLA Study Finds
CBD-Rich Cannabis Oil Improves Social Behavior By Acting On 'Love Hormone' Pathway, New Study
76% Of Primary Care Patients Use Cannabis For Symptom Management, UCLA Study Finds
CBD-Rich Cannabis Oil Improves Social Behavior By Acting On 'Love Hormone' Pathway, New Study
Canadian Cannabis Market Trends: Sales Increase As Youth Impact Study Unfolds
Cannabis Legalization: 22M US Teenagers Are Less Interested In Weed In States Where It's Legal, Go Figure

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Study Confirms Medical Marijuana For Chronic Conditions Does Not Harm Cognitive Abilities
Medical marijuana prescribed for chronic conditions does not negatively impact cognitive function, according to a new Australian study, recently published in the journal CNS Drugs.
Minors Are Buying Weed Online, Confirms New Study Published In JAMA Pediatrics
Can minors buy marijuana online?
Is Your Marijuana Safe? Study Exposes Disturbing Truth About Illicit Products
A recent study in Canada revealed a significant discrepancy in safety between cannabis produced for the legal market versus the illegal.
UCLA Scientists Develop New And Safer Method Enabling Production Of More Potent HHC Products
The legalization of hemp on the federal level in 2018 opened up a wide range of opportunities for the industry. This led to the increased exploitation of cannabinoids that could be derived from legal hemp, such as delta-8 THC and HHC.
Study: US Military Veterans Achieve Higher Quality Of Life With Medical Marijuana
Can a natural plant like cannabis help those who served their country and are now dealing with troubling consequences?
Light Up A Joint And Get Behind The Wheel: Help California Police Study Impairment And Driving
The California Department of Motor Vehicles wants to know more about what goes on when people drive while stoned. To that end, it is conducting a study to be overseen by researchers at UC San Diego's Center for Medical Cannabis Research, 
Cannabis Abuse Raises Risks Of Stroke And Blood Clots Related To Surgery: Study
Can too much high lead to higher risks of surgery complications?
Why Are Cannabis Users Often Lean Despite The Munchies? Science May Have The Answer
Researchers in California have come up with a scientific explanation as to why cannabis users tend to be thinner and less diabetes-prone despite the munchies. The new facts should be a cautionary tale for teenagers to hold off before lighting up. 
Federal Agency Grants $11.6M To Study Effects Of Marijuana On HIV-Infected Brains
The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) of the National Institute of Health gave Weill Cornell Medicine a five-year, $11.6 million grant to research how marijuana affects the brains of HIV patients.
Study Finds Smoking Cannabis Does Not Carry Same Risks As Tobacco, No Link To Impaired Lung Functioning, COPD
Cannabis smoking is not associated with an elevated risk of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) even among those possessing a clinically high risk for developing the disease, according to a study, Impact of Marijuana Smoking on COPD Progression in a Cohort of Middle-Aged and Older Persons, published in the journal o
Marijuana Modified In Lab Reduces Breast, Liver And Skin Cancer Cells But That's Not All, New Research Reveals
Over the last few years, there have been numerous studies confirming marijuana’s potential in the treatment of various types of cancer. One new research coming from the birthplace of Western civilization revealed that lab-modified marijuana could help with the reduction of cancer cells and alleviate side effects connected to chemotherapy.
Research Looks At Psychosocial Events In Teen Marijuana Users With And Without Cannabis Use Disorder
Is there a connection between cannabis use disorder, non-disordered cannabis use and adverse psychological events in adolescents? According to a new cross-sectional study of more than 68,000 adolescents, there is.
Study: Cannabis Affects Adults & Teens Equally, CBD Does Not Mitigate THC's Immediate Effects
Does marijuana impact adolescents differently than it does adults?
New Study Analyzes Effect Of THC On Hippocampus, Raises Concerns About Teen Consumption
Researchers from the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry analyzed the dorsal and ventral regions of the brain following THC exposure in rats and concluded that it may induce long-lasting memory impairment and increased anxiety levels. Using a rodent model, scientists identified various abnormalities in each brain region. 
Cannabis & Chronic Back Pain: Smoking Weed More Helpful Than CBD Extracts For Back Ache
Can medical marijuana ease chronic lower back pain?
Study Discovers Medical Cannabis Drives 6x Improvement In Killing Breast Cancer Cells
This article was originally published in December 2021. Can cannabis help cure cancer? 
Study: Cannabis Spray Provides Pain Relief In Terminally Ill Cancer Patients
Cannabis could provide relief to terminally ill patients suffering from refractory pain, a new research published in the journal
Smoking Pot Makes You 55% Less Likely To Develop This Deadly Cancer
Marijuana users have 55% fewer chances of developing, one of the most common malignancies worldwide - hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), according to a study 
Cannabis Lab Experts Discuss Some Of Pot's Most Pressing Areas Of Research
From its business potential to its chemical compounds, every aspect of cannabis contains a seemingly infinite array of possibilities and uncertainties.
High-Strength THC Balanced With CBD Is Better For Your Brain, Study Shows
CBD and THC are the two major compounds found in the cannabis plant that seem to have opposing effects on our brains. According to a new study published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology, CBD can minimize some of the negative effects THC has on the brain.
Cannabis & Oral Health Study: Marijuana Smoke Damages Gingival Epithelial Cells, Affecting Our Immune Response As Well
It is common knowledge that toxic materials enter the body through the mouth, impacting in this way the oral mucosa and various structures in our body, writes 
Study: Cannabis Associated With Better Quality Of Life Outcomes
This article was originally published on Cannabis & Tech Today and appears here with permission.
The Connection Between Cannabis And Memory: What Science Tells Us
This article was originally published on The Cannabis Community and appears here with permission.