wellness

U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions is worried about this country’s “historic drug epidemic and potentially long-term uptick in violent crime.”

Strokes kill 140,ooo Americans each year and nearly 800,000 suffer from an attack. But a promising study suggests that cannabis help.

The headline from TODAY.com was alarming. It was equally odious. "Did marijuana kill this young man? Doctors may never know for sure."

Those who push for the use of marijuana seeds have reported that they can be used as medicine, leading to numerous health benefits.

By combining the most foundational nutrient with the non-psychoactive cannabinoid, CBD water might is becoming a hot trend within the marketplace.

The drugs used to treat cancer after surgery can help to slow progression, but they don’t always fight cancer and keep it from spreading.

The opioid epidemic is the US and Canada’s gravest public health crisis since the emergence of HIV in the 1980s, and marijuana might be the solution.

Here’s some good news: Medical marijuana is helping people with arthritis improve their quality of life.

Tokyo Smoke introduces four medical cannabis strains in collaboration with Aphria, one of Canada’s largest licensed producers of medical marijuana.

A federal agency will fork over nearly $4 million to a team of researchers to study if cannabis reduces opioid use.