However, as medical marijuana becomes more widely used, scientists are continuing to study its safety. A new study from ...

Touted as a natural remedy for everything from hot flashes to anxiety, cannabis is becoming a go-to for women in perimenopause and menopause. But is it really the greener, modern version of “Mother’s ...

Cannabis has become a common solution for sleep problems. Many users report that it “puts them to sleep” – but the medical ...

Long-term, low doses of THC mitigate many harmful side effects and inflammation caused by HIV and antiretroviral therapy (ART), according to new research from Texas Biomedical Research Institute. THC ...

A compound found in marijuana can treat schizophrenia as effectively as antipsychotic medications, with far fewer side effects, according to a preliminary clinical trial. Researchers led by Markus ...

Following driving directions or recalling a phone number are skills that require "working memory" – an executive function that helps people keep track of what they are doing. "Working memory is sort ...

In a recent trend, parents of children with some forms of epilepsy are giving marijuana to their children in hopes of alleviating the seizures, but researchers say cannabis is not a proven treatment ...

Alex Berenson's "Tell Your Children" gains renewed attention as cannabis-linked psychosis concerns finally reach mainstream media outlets nationwide.

CANNABIS CAN BE USED TO TREAT CHRONIC PAIN OR SEIZURES. AND NOW, RESEARCHERS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND WANT IT CONSIDERED FOR USE AMONG HOSPICE PATIENTS. 11 NEWS MEDICAL REPORTER MINDY BASARA ...

Some people have described a bizarre side effect after using marijuana: uncontrollable vomiting. It’s sometimes called “scromiting” — a mash-up of screaming (from intense pain) and vomiting. The ...