An 18-month study has found that cannabis-based medicinal products significantly improved sleep quality, reduced anxiety, and enhanced quality of life for insomnia patients, with minimal side effects.
Politicians also hope to change the law to allow for "limited" adult recreational use by the end of the year. read more
International research involving 889 women finds cannabis has fewer side effects and provides greater relief from pain, but stigma and... read more
Johns Hopkins study finds significant improvements in symptom burden and quality of life lasting up to six months after treatment... read more
Researchers have created a synthetic compound from caraway seeds that shows greater effectiveness than current childhood epilepsy medications, offering hope... read more
After documenting cannabis destinations across the United States and Caribbean, I’ve discovered that travel stories about cannabis create economic surges... read more
DIZPOT recently received a U.S. patent for its child-resistant paper tube that combines sustainability with key safety features. “Securing this... read more
A randomised controlled trial from Brown University reveals that smoking cannabis significantly decreases alcohol consumption among heavy drinkers, with participants... read more
Cannabis-based medicines improved pain, sleep, anxiety and quality of life in 497 fibromyalgia patients over 18 months, according to new... read more
Could loud, low bass frequencies be good for our health? Acoustic-physicist John Stuart Reid believes so, and is leading research... read more
There’s a saying that opportunity doesn’t knock, it presents itself when you beat down the door. This phrase seems particularly apt... read more
