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As America's opioid abuse epidemic continues to worsen, a study releases this week reveals a potential remedy for pain patients: Medical marijuana.

She is currently attending the St. Martinus University School of Medicine in the Caribbean and wants to help patients fight opioid addiction with the help of cannabis.

NFL athletes are not the only players whose sport exposes them to potentially life-altering head trauma, but they have been getting a lion’s share of the media attention.

Let's look at the effects of smoked cannabis on subjects with “clinically stable” asthma, specifically monitoring the behavior of the specific airways.

If you’re new to Rx, allow us to give you this tip: Treating inflammation is one thing the cannabinoids do well. Can it help Pancreatitis?

The researchers surveyed 679 young adults entering electronic dance music parties at nightclubs and dance festivals in New York City.

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.

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

Medical students do not get an education in the endocannabinoid system, which is a shame. Most doctors have a firm understanding about pharmaceuticals and other traditional Western medicinal therapies. You might get lucky and have a personal physician who...