A new study published in Nature Medicine found that dronabinol, a pharmaceutical form of THC, significantly reduced trauma-related nightmares in people with PTSD. The findings raise new questions about the relationship between cannabis, REM sleep, and how the brain processes traumatic experiences at night.
The Puerto Rican hitmaker says cannabis is bigger than business, framing the plant as medicine, resistance, and a way to challenge the machine that taught people to fear it.
Spain approved cannabis-based treatments for four conditions, but experts warn the new framework is too limited and leaves many patients still waiting.
After helping 900 veterans access cannabis, one advocate reflects on pain, PTSD, access, and why relief shouldn’t depend on money.
Colombia just took a bold step in its public-health playbook by approving a Decree that authorizes the commercialization of cannabis flower for medical use by prescription in pharmacies, drugstores, and veterinary establishments.
Spain joins the list of more than forty countries that have integrated cannabis into their healthcare systems. It will be for medical use only and dispensed exclusively in hospitals.
Germany’s Ministry of Health is hitting the brakes on cannabis-related telemedicine consultations due to fear that the system’s flexibility is being abused by recreational users masquerading as patients.
At 10 a.m. on a sticky Bangkok morning, the lights flicker on at Siam Green. The scent inside the lounge is a mix of citrusy
A close neighbor of King Charles III shared: “He’s cultivating a small amount of cannabis in the hope that its medicinal properties will ease his pain without sparking a scandal.”
The Colombian government has reportedly drafted a decree that would allow the domestic trade of medicinal cannabis flowers under prescription.
Medical marijuana is legally available to only nine people nationwide. The Compassionate Investigational New Drug (IND) program which supplies government marijuana to those nine is jointly administered by the Department of Health & Human Services (HHS), the National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) and the Public Health Service (PHS)—which shut down expansion of the program two years ago, claiming that it sent a “bad signal” to the American public.
New research from UCLA shows that one out of six adult primary care patients use cannabis, with most, even recreational users, citing medical uses of the drug.
A new study published in Nature Medicine found that dronabinol, a pharmaceutical form of THC, significantly reduced trauma-related nightmares in people with PTSD. The findings raise new questions about the relationship between cannabis, REM sleep, and how the brain processes traumatic experiences at night.
The Puerto Rican hitmaker says cannabis is bigger than business, framing the plant as medicine, resistance, and a way to challenge the machine that taught people to fear it.
Spain approved cannabis-based treatments for four conditions, but experts warn the new framework is too limited and leaves many patients still waiting.
After helping 900 veterans access cannabis, one advocate reflects on pain, PTSD, access, and why relief shouldn’t depend on money.
Colombia just took a bold step in its public-health playbook by approving a Decree that authorizes the commercialization of cannabis flower for medical use by prescription in pharmacies, drugstores, and veterinary establishments.
Spain joins the list of more than forty countries that have integrated cannabis into their healthcare systems. It will be for medical use only and dispensed exclusively in hospitals.
Germany’s Ministry of Health is hitting the brakes on cannabis-related telemedicine consultations due to fear that the system’s flexibility is being abused by recreational users masquerading as patients.
At 10 a.m. on a sticky Bangkok morning, the lights flicker on at Siam Green. The scent inside the lounge is a mix of citrusy buds and antiseptic alcohol—two worlds colliding in Thailand’s new medical-only era. A doctor in a crisp white coat sits at a small desk, prescription pad at the ready. Just a year ago, this corner displayed
A close neighbor of King Charles III shared: “He’s cultivating a small amount of cannabis in the hope that its medicinal properties will ease his pain without sparking a scandal.”
The Colombian government has reportedly drafted a decree that would allow the domestic trade of medicinal cannabis flowers under prescription.
Medical marijuana is legally available to only nine people nationwide. The Compassionate Investigational New Drug (IND) program which supplies government marijuana to those nine is jointly administered by the Department of Health & Human Services (HHS), the National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) and the Public Health Service (PHS)—which shut down expansion of the program two years ago, claiming that it sent a “bad signal” to the American public.
New research from UCLA shows that one out of six adult primary care patients use cannabis, with most, even recreational users, citing medical uses of the drug.
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