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While many of the benefits of medical marijuana are already being put to good use, researchers are discovering new uses that have the potential to change medicine as we know it.

Dr. Michelle Ross served as a drug researcher for the National Institute on Drug Abuse, but transformed into a medical marijuana advocate after her frustration mounted from the giant gap in education when it came to the endocannabinoid system.

The FDA has made a big step forward with the approval of Epidiolex, the first approved medication derived directly from the cannabis plant.

With tons of new products hitting shelves, here is a handy guide to help sort the helpful ones from the hype.

IBD can be a life-altering condition with additional serious symptoms like diarrhea, abdominal pain, bloody stool, weight loss and a lack of appetite. 

You know marijuana laws are unjust when parents are jailed for six days and lose custody of a teenage son suffering from seizures.

Cannabis may be able to help yet another group of patients improve their quality of life; this time it is a group of kids in need of some good news.  

It’s relatively easy to experience medical benefits from cannabis. A puff or two of a resin-rich reefer can do the trick for a lot of people.It’s relatively easy to experience medical benefits from cannabis. A puff or two of a resin-rich reefer can do the trick for a lot of people.

Good news for all you struggling to kick the tobacco habit: Cannabis may hold the key to help cigarette addicts stop smoking, according to new research.

There is evidence that cannabis can do more than treat the symptoms of HIV; it might actually combat the disease itself. How do THC and HIV interact?