As the demand for cannabis soars, so too does the need for clear guidelines governing its use. Cannabis is potent medicine, and as a medicine, requires a framework that minimizes harm.

Studies report marijuana can reduce headache and migraine severity, but exact doses currently remain unknown.

Colorado State University researchers found that CBD caused cell death in glioblastoma, a rare and intractable form of brain cancer.

Israeli researchers have launched three clinical trials that utilize CBD’s anti-inflammatory properties as potential COVID-19 treatment.

While so much is still unknown about marijuana’s effects on antidepressants, your personal answer may reside in two important pieces of information.

Your new year’s resolution for 2020 was to lose weight. And this time, you really are committed to making it happen.

Could cannabis help treat diabetes? A small but growing body of research suggests that certain cannabinoids may hold promise.

Researchers are calling for formal clinical trials into the efficacy of marijuana for treating opioid use disorder after a newly published study found that cannabis may ease many common symptoms of opioid withdrawal.

Dr. Sue Sisley is leading the next generation of cannabis medical science, taking the fight directly to the FDA and DEA to help cut through the red tape that hinders research.