Cannabis-Based Medicines May Ease Tics in Tourette Syndrome
Could cannabis-based medicines ease Tourette tics? A 2024 review shows potential tic reduction but cautions that evidence is preliminary
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How to Choose Cannabis Products by Chemistry, Not Strain Name
Learn to choose cannabis by chemistry, not strain names: compare cannabinoid and terpene profiles, lab testing, dose, route, and personal response.
Cannabis Use Was Linked to Lower In-Hospital Mortality After Heart Attack
Cannabis use linked to lower in-hospital mortality after heart attack in a large U.S. study, but researchers emphasize association, not causation.
Supporting Older Relatives: Practical Steps for Health, Safety, and Independence
Discover practical steps to help aging relatives stay healthy, safe, and independent: movement, nutrition, meds, sleep, and social connection.
Thermal-Desorption Ion Mobility Spectrometry Shows Promise for Rapid Cannabis Screening
TD-IMS offers rapid, portable cannabis screening by capturing chemical fingerprints to flag samples for quick decisions and confirmatory lab testing.
Patients With Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain Often Turn to Cannabis
Chronic musculoskeletal pain prompts cannabis use, but a Toronto study shows many patients report relief while highlighting lack of solid efficacy evidence.
Cannabis in Personalized Wellness Plans: What the Evidence Supports, and What It Doesn’t
Learn where cannabis fits in personalized wellness, what the evidence actually shows, the risks, and why medical guidance is essential.
Cannabis May Help Some People Reduce Opioid Use, but Evidence Does Not Yet Show It Treats OUD
Study finds some people using cannabis report fewer opioid cravings and withdrawal, a potential harm-reduction tool, not evidence cannabis treats OUD.
Cannabis Concentrates Explained: Types, Potency, Extraction Methods, and Safety
Explore cannabis concentrates: solvent-based vs solventless methods, popular types like live resin and shatter, potency, and essential safety tips.
Ohio Survey Finds Many Medical Cannabis Patients Say They Use Fewer Prescription Painkillers
Ohio medical cannabis users report needing fewer prescription painkillers in a 3,500-person survey; findings spark questions for researchers and clinicians.