ALBANY — There’s the rub. Medical marijuana will soon be available in chewable tablets, lozenges, and ointments under new regulations announced Thursday by the state Health Department.
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HONOLULU (AP) -- Dispensary sales of medical marijuana in Hawaii are beginning after patients waited 17 years for a legal way to purchase the drug.
Medical cannabis has proven helpful in assisting patients with various diseases, disorders, and maladies since its first uses in ancient times.
The largest survey on cannabidiol or CBD usage to date found that women were more likely than men to use CBD and once they started using it, were likely to drop their traditional medicine.
Many in Washington State's burgeoning pot business say cannabis can help you relax. A Washington State University study may just back that up.
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Minnesota residents suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder can start buying medical cannabis.
Marijuana legalization is scheduled to come next summer and one business in Edmonton that helps veterans and first responders get cannabinoid therapy is getting ready.
A medical cannabis refugee is an individual who has had to relocate to a different state for medical purposes.
An Israeli doctor who never smoked pot is conducting the first study in the world that’s examining the effects of cannabis on autism – and he's optimistic about the results.
The receding but still powerful stigma surrounding cannabis often gets in the way of a healthy doctor-patient relationship.
While the effect of THC on skin cancer sounds very promising, medical marijuana is still in desperate need of larger scientific studies.
An Israeli study currently underway is finding that medical cannabis can be used to treat the symptoms of autism in children and adults.
If you're ready to get a medical marijuana card, we know a big question you're wondering is how much state-issued “weed cards” cost.
Concern about side effects of narcotics and interest in more legal medical choices are leading to more seniors looking into cannabis options.
A new study led by a UC Berkeley researcher in conjunction with HelloMD has found that an overwhelming majority of medical marijuana patients use less opioid-based pain medication as a result of their ability to substitute cannabis for pain management.
WEST CHESTER, Ohio — An Ohio girl, who moved to Colorado with her family because she couldn't use medical marijuana to treat her disease in the state, has now returned to Ohio.
The Canadian government must make it easier to study cannabis, say the country’s top cannabis academics and public health researchers in an open letter to politicians.
