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When I started looking into medical marijuana, I was skeptical. I was not a recreational user, and I had not had any luck with other natural remedies.
A study released just last year reveals that cannabis improves the way in which the body heals broken bones.
If Dr. Larry Bedard has his way, Marin General Hospital would become the first acute-care medical center in California to allow patients to openly consume medical marijuana in the hospital.
Medical marijuana may have a potential role in oncology for treating anticipatory and refractory chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting, for treating refractory cancer pain, and as an antitumor agent, a new review concludes.
Researchers plan to start recruiting veterans in September, adding two participants per month, per site. The study should run about two years.
The state's tightly controlled program has seen high costs and low enrollment. Pain patients might turn the tide.
After some success in using substance to treat epileptics, researchers to check effect of cannabis oils on individuals with severe behavioral problems.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A New Mexico family is suing the state's health department claiming that medical marijuana growing limitations hinder producers from making a certain cannabis oil that helps with their infant daughter's rare disorder.
With legalization of marijuana increasing across the United States, there is more focus than ever on identifying the risks and benefits of the drug. A new study provides further insight, after finding men experience greater pain relief with marijuana use than women.
A mainland-based laboratory is expanding to Hawaiʻi with a facility on Maui that will offer cannabis testing as the state’s Medical Marijuana Dispensary Program gets underway.
Because the topic still is not usually covered in medical school, seasoned doctors, as well as younger ones, often consider themselves ill-equipped.
The look inside the state's secretive program comes as the struggling medical marijuana industry in Illinois is poised to grow.
Severe pain drove this average Minnesotan to seek the comforts of medical cannabis. Here's how things worked out for her.
With nearly 3,000 caregivers, competition has ramped up as operations get larger and businesses look for a niche.
Physicians like Francis D’Ambrosio have substantial reason to believe that cannabinoids may indeed be effective medical treatment.
After months of delay, state officials granted Maryland's first preliminary medical marijuana licenses.