Cannabis

As more data is compiled on cannabis consumers, the demographic profiles are proving to be pretty surprising. 

It's possible that marijuana could soon find itself eliminated from the confines of international law. But before that can happen, world health officials must band together to dissect everything we know about the cannabis plant to make a new...

College students smoking weed on campus is not new. But what has changed is that weed has taken up a big spotlight, especially in states that have legalized.

It could set a precedent that could impact dispensaries across the nation or it could be yet another experiment in ethics cropping up with this rather new marketplace.

The long-running comedy "This Hour Has 22 Minutes" poked fun at four different types of Canadians crossing the border.

The outcome could have some interesting implications, as there is potential for legal weed to infiltrate more of the Midwestern states. Here are four that will be determined in the midterm election next month.

A microwave-sized box made by a company called Space Tango will soon be launched out of the atmosphere to become ground zero for cannabis experiments in space.

A New York Times feature broke down why Silicon Valley has drawn a moral line in the sand against Juul and other nicotine companies, and it basically has to do with their advertising practices and a belief they target teenagers.

According to the American Thoracic Society, a whopping one million American adults are hospitalized for pneumonia yearly, with roughly 50,000 cases being fatal.

A recent study found that a whopping 53 percent of Canadians still weren't comfortable bringing up cannabis to their doctors, even though marijuana becomes legal next week.