Medical Marijuana

A new survey shows a huge majority of doctors who treat children with cancer would be willing to prescribe medical marijuana to aid in their treatment.

There has been an abundance of media coverage concerning the use of medical marijuana in treating psychological disorders such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD.

Now, research shows that cannabis is not only effective in treating adverse side effects of HIV, but it has the power to protect the brain from HIV as well.

After you enjoy a marijuana session, do you experience a bout of unrestrainable giggling? But how does marijuana make you feel happy?

Like lots of people, Pam Dyer tried marijuana in her youth. She used marijuana recreationally for a couple of years in her early twenties.

For those regular cannabis consumers out there, it is important to be conscious of how this drug is being used in one’s personal life.

It can feel like attorney general Jeff Sessions launches a new pronged attack against cannabis on a weekly basis. Just last month Sessions again hinted at a possible crackdown of state marijuana policies from federal agencies, continuing his streak...

“Those using both cannabis and tobacco seemed to negate these effects with a smaller increase in their incidence of bladder cancer.”

Medical cannabis administration is associated with improved cognitive performance and lower levels of prescription drug use.

It is no secret that breast cancer is the second most common cancer among women. One in eight women will be diagnosed at some point in their life.