Articles tagged with "research"

NerdWallet, a money website, analyzed the healthiest cities in America. Their list of results has unearthed a curious trend: the top five cities are also cannabis-friendly.

According to research, cannabis use is associated with lower body mass indexes. This study adds to a growing body of evidence analyzing cannabis, weight, and blood sugar regulation.

A recent study reports that cannabis hinders creativity, but to what extent do we agree?

New research suggests that cannabis can be used to drastically reduce brain tumor cells.

Is cannabis truly harmless as some advocates purport, or does marijuana induce long-lasting structural changes in the brain that result in a loss of cognitive function?

Former New Mexico governor and current Cannabis Sativa, Inc. CEO Gary Johnson tested the limits of public skepticism by claiming that cannabis might be an effective treatment for Ebola.

When it comes to cannabis studies, we need as many as we can get, but we also need ones that properly exclude factors or variables that can severely skew results.

Recent studies on cannabis use among teenagers may surprise you. Will widespread legalization lead to the corruption of today’s youth or does research tell another story?

A clinical trial is officially underway to study the genes of Dravet Syndrome sufferers who are being treated with the Charlotte’s Web cannabis strain.

Many people believe cannabis helps them cope with anxiety and depression. New developments substantiating these claims have us wondering: could cannabis be the next antidepressant?