New Evidence Suggests Cannabis-Based Medicines Are Promising Treatment for Insomnia
Cannabis-based medicines, particularly those containing THC or mixed cannabinoids, may improve sleep quality and ease symptoms of insomnia.
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Cannabis-based medicines, particularly those containing THC or mixed cannabinoids, may improve sleep quality and ease symptoms of insomnia.
New research highlights the benefits of CBD & THC for insomnia, sleep apnea and other sleep disorders.
Machine learning tools could help predict whether cannabis would be beneficial for someone experiencing mental health issues.
Researchers found limited evidence, however, to support its efficacy at doses lower than 400mg.
Cannabis is improving the lives of cerebral palsy patients, writes one of those who has experienced it first-hand.
A proper routine and CBD could be the key to a more restful night.
77% of patients reported positive effects to researchers at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
While the number of legal prescriptions has grown significantly, most patients continue to self-medicate.
Data was collected from the experiences of more than 200,000 cannabis consumers in the US.
The company wanted to help inform senior populations of the ways in which CBD can help with joint and arthritis pain.
60 per cent of respondents also said they would consider cannabis as an alternative to traditional medicine.
A pilot study was carried out in young people with treatment-resistant anxiety.
86% of those in the study use cannabis as an adjunct treatment for menopause-related symptoms.
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A new patient network, NOPAIN has been set up with the aim of uniting patients to discuss issues surrounding safe, legal cannabis access.