psychosis

A new study finds that partaking in the good green could potentially breed a legion of mental defectives that all of us will one day be forced to contend with.

CBD holds promise for treating psychosis in patients who suffer from schizophrenia.

Synthetic cannabinoids do not taste like cannabis, do not provide the same high, and in a frightening number of cases, cause nasty side effects, including psychosis and death.

This new study shines light on CBD’s effects on the brain and the regions in which its benefits are most effective, especially in the area of psychosis.

Canadian scientists tried to answer that question by determining if an individual’s genetic makeup could determine how they’d respond to THC.

Scholars and scientists are concerned the book might throw a wrench in the marijuana movement currently sweeping the United States —something they argue would do more harm than good.

A recently published study suggests that risks between cannabis use and psychosis are real, though the risk is substantially lower than once believed.

"Cigarettes and pot linked to teen psychosis," blared the provocative CNN headline. The worrisome story that followed discussed yet another study, this one published this week in the prestigious journal JAMA Psychiatry,