New research indicates that cannabis could serve as a substitute for alcohol, with participants drinking 25 percent fewer alcoholic beverages after using cannabis compared to alcohol alone.
A Look at How One Company Navigates a Saturated, Margin-Compressed Industry Since Washington state legalized adult-use cannabis in 2012, hundreds... read more
Patients on the UK Medical Cannabis Registry reported "significantly positive change" to their epilepsy, quality of life, sleep and anxiety... read more
Michael Gillespie has spent a decade at the intersection of heavy-industrial engineering and cannabis cultivation, first as a consultant, then... read more
We, The Patients have announced they will host a free medical cannabis education event in London in November to bridge... read more
“When I interviewed for the role, I didn’t necessarily think they were going to move this woman up who’s literally... read more
After medical cannabis legalization was approved by Colombian Congress in 2017, we all poured our hopes into promises of a... read more
Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is a colorless oil that is the main constituent of cannabis and gives it its psychoactive properties. Even... read more
A randomised controlled trial from Brown University reveals that smoking cannabis significantly decreases alcohol consumption among heavy drinkers, with participants... read more
From hospitality to air travel to retail, businesses have been using secret shoppers for nearly 100 years to fine-tune their... read more
Oxford University researchers found no evidence that cannabis use accelerates cognitive decline or increases dementia risk in later life, according... read more
