New research suggests alcohol, not cannabis, is the real ‘gateway’ drug
Researchers say cannabis use before alcohol or tobacco is ‘rare’ and may even protect against future substance misuse issues.
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Researchers say cannabis use before alcohol or tobacco is ‘rare’ and may even protect against future substance misuse issues.
Cannabinoids were shown to reduce toxicity in the liver caused by ethanol.
The findings suggest that cannabis is a ‘substitute’ for alcohol rather than a ‘complement’ to.
A 20-year US study shows alcohol abuse is declining while the consumption of cannabis edibles is on the rise.
Casper James* says the plant has helped him recover from alcohol addiction and embrace his creativity.
“In terms of mental health problems, cannabis appears to be at least as safe as the legal drugs alcohol and tobacco.”
Just under half of patients say they have reduced their use of other controlled substances.
A new hemp-based ‘spirit’ – from the creators of Seedlip – claims to trigger the feelings of pleasure and relaxation which we look for in alcohol, without the unwanted after-effects […]
Thanks to long days working from home and home schooling stresses, many of us have upped our alcohol intake during the Covid-19 pandemic – can CBD help us put down […]
Cannabis has been linked to a decrease in the amount of alcohol consumed by individuals seeking treatment, according to a new study. Researchers from the University of Colorado at Boulder […]
The majority of Americans perceive cannabis as less dangerous than alcohol, a new survey finds. Most people in the US view cannabis as having medical purposes and believe it to […]
Increasing numbers of adults have ditched alcohol and turned to cannabis since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, according to reports from the US. The online survey, run by The […]
The founder of a cannabinoid drinks company who swapped her evening tipple for cannabis with a twist talks to Cannabis Health. When Alana Burstein, founder and president of Viv & […]
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Two non-psychoactive cannabis compounds may help treat the most common form of chronic liver disorder.
The case highlights the need for clear and consistent guidance on driving when prescribed medical cannabis.
Early findings on the impact of the partial legalisation of cannabis suggest no short-term spike in consumption or drug-driving.
A comprehensive guide on how to read and interpret cannabis research.
A previously unrecognised form of reporting bias may be skewing how research on medical cannabis is presented.
Researchers say the new thresholds – modelled on alcohol units – could help people avoid potentially harmful consumption.
Dr Simon Erridge reflects on some of the key findings published on medical cannabis this year.
On Tuesday, November 25, nearly 200 healthcare professionals, patient advocates, cannabis educators, and industry leaders converged on London’s Conway Hall for the inaugural Cannabis Health Symposium. The event embodied the UK medical cannabis industry’s […]
Zurich’s flagship adult-use cannabis trial, Züri Can, could now run until 2028 after city officials applied this week to extend the project by two years, citing strong early results in […]