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A new study suggests that cancer patients who use cannabis may require lower doses of sedative medication during medical procedures — a finding that could reshape how comfort and safety …

New research highlights the therapeutic potential of cannabis extracts in reducing behavioral challenges in young people with autism spectrum disorder. What the Study Found A clinical trial conducted in Israel …

Could cannabis help people beat drug addiction? New research suggests it might. In a groundbreaking study, researchers from the University of British Columbia (UBC) have found that medical cannabis could …

As the conversation around cannabis legalization gains momentum, new research is turning the spotlight on an unexpected group: college athletes. A recent study presented at the American Academy of Orthopaedic …

A new study sheds light on how cannabis users perceive their driving abilities, revealing key insights into habits, risks, and self-awareness behind the wheel. A recent study conducted by researchers …

A recent study published in the Journal of Cannabis Research reveals that cannabis may offer significant relief for patients suffering from multiple sclerosis (MS). The findings suggest that cannabis use could help …

How Medicinal Cannabis is Reshaping Motherhood in New Zealand As medicinal cannabis becomes more accessible in New Zealand, a growing number of mothers are turning to it for relief from …

A federally funded study reveals that marijuana users tend to be more physically active on days they consume cannabis—challenging the long-standing “lazy stoner” stereotype. However, the research also finds they …

Chronic pain, including cancer-related pain, affects over 2 billion people worldwide. Managing such pain is one of the greatest challenges in modern medicine, significantly affecting patients’ quality of life and …