Medical Marijuana

Marijuana is now legal in 36 U.S. states, but policy has far outpaced science, with almost every clinical study calling for further inquiry.

South Carolinians want medical marijuana. According to a poll released this week, 61 percent of people surveyed would support cannabis as a treatment for various ailments.

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Here's a snapshot demonstrating how far public opinions on marijuana have come: 'Fox & Friends' is airing pro-marijuana legalization segments on its broadcast.

On Jan. 4, Attorney General Jeff Sessions rescinded the Cole memo, a 2013 document that limits federal enforcement of marijuana laws.

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Here is an analysis, “The Health Effects of Cannabis and Cannabinoids,” which points out that the cannabis treats pain, nausea, muscle spasms and insomnia.

Although sleep is essential for our health, its biological purpose is not fully understood. Here is everything you need to know about marijuana and sleep.

When Jeff Sessions rescinded the Cole memo, a policy that staved law enforcement from raiding compliant cannabis operations in legal states, he neglected to first alert the Treasury agency of the news.

“Free radicals” is a buzzword in our contemporary discourse about health and aging. Could marijuana help combat the effects of these radicals?