“This evidence strongly suggests further testing is warranted on medical cannabis’ potential in the treatment of trauma to the brain.”

We often hear hard-to-believe claims that marijuana can help fight cancer. But new research says it may actually be possible.

About 30,000 people in Illinois are approved for medical marijuana, but not everyone wants to smoke it. A cooking class in the northern suburbs is teaching patients how to cook with cannabis.

The latest in a string of studies to demonstrate a link between medical marijuana legalization and lower opioid use rates has just been released.

In America, more people are diagnosed with Lyme disease annually than HIV and breast cancer combined.

Eleven more medical conditions now qualify for medical marijuana prescriptions, the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs announced.

CBD has anti-inflammatory properties and works well with zinc oxide.

Researchers are looking for novel approaches to prevent and treat the disease - and cannabis is among those being considered.

Like many conditions treated with medical marijuana, the personal experience and anecdotal evidence currently runs far ahead of the peer-reviewed scientific research.