PTSD

The first federally funded study designed to prove whether smoked marijuana can help reduce symptoms in veterans with chronic, treatment-resistant PTSD.

These results could have major implications for refining the way we diagnose and treat PTSD, or whether cannabis for PTSD could be an option.

It is no secret by now that marijuana is becoming one of the most popular medications in the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Those who have served our country seeking to treat their ailments with medical marijuana received good news this week when an influential Senate committee voted to green light marijuana for veterans.

THC is the most famous cannabis component, but CBD is the unsung hero, especially when it comes to its medicinal properties.

This Memorial Day let's take the time to reflect upon the falling American heroes who died while serving our nation and the ones that need our help today.

The largest veterans organization in the United States is calling for President Trump to reschedule marijuana once and for all.

Tthe Senate approved a bill for marijuana to treat PTSD in Colorado. The state would join 25 others in this step forward for cannabis in healthcare.

Leo Bridgewater, says medical marijuana allows him to lead a normal, productive life in civil society that has never seen combat.

Cannabis use among veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has been on the rise since the early 2000’s because it helps.