Vaporising cannabis cuts harmful toxins by 99% compared to smoking, study finds
Research conducted by vaporiser manufacturer PAX suggests dry herb vaping dramatically reduces exposure to toxic compounds found in cannabis smoke.
Research conducted by vaporiser manufacturer PAX suggests dry herb vaping dramatically reduces exposure to toxic compounds found in cannabis smoke.
Richard Halford’s brilliantly written, authentic and riveting memoir exploring how he spent the sixties making, smuggling and dealing high-quality Moroccan...
The black market has shrunk, police investigations are restricted, youth use remains stable, and the medical cannabis industry has become...
University of California researchers found that vaping THC cartridges may trigger earlier onset of the debilitating condition, which causes severe...
A 45-day study tracking over 400 medical cannabis patients in Florida found that the vast majority experienced significant reductions in...
A single dose of psilocybin combined with therapy helped 41% of participants quit smoking for six months, compared to just...
Europe's largest wastewater drug study reveals a sharp 16% drop in MDMA traces across the continent, while ketamine use soars...
Research showed that the two non-psychoactive cannabinoids assisted the liver by improving blood sugar control and reducing harmful fat buildup.
Oxford University researchers found no evidence that cannabis use accelerates cognitive decline or increases dementia risk in later life, according...
Johns Hopkins study finds significant improvements in symptom burden and quality of life lasting up to six months after treatment...