$11.6m NIDA study to explore effects of cannabis in HIV
The study will investigate the potential risks and benefits of cannabis on the brains of those living with HIV.
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The study will investigate the potential risks and benefits of cannabis on the brains of those living with HIV.
Cannabis use was associated with heightened levels of physical activity in HIV positive patients.
To mark World AIDS Day, we examine if medical cannabis could help with symptoms such as nausea, pain and anxiety.
A new study is set to inform the development of better therapies for HIV patients living. with neurocognitive disorders. Researchers in the US have been awarded $3.5 million to investigate […]
Women with endometriosis reported less pain and better sleep after taking medical cannabis, according to a UK study.
Two years on from the legalisation of medical cannabis in Ukraine, patients have received the first legal prescriptions for cannabis-based medicines.
A new study suggests a combination approach may provide the benefits of THC treatment with fewer negative side effects.
A new review highlights significant gaps in the evidence for medical cannabis, but other researchers say it may not present a balanced picture.
A cancer patient, using medical cannabis to manage the side effects of chemotherapy, developed a life-threatening fungal infection after using a contaminated product.
Seven percent of adults aged 65 and over now report using cannabis in the past month.
The Ministry of Health believes more research is needed before millions living with PTSD can access the treatment.
Synthetic THC (dronabinol) was well tolerated by patients without adverse effects seen from current medications.
Earlier this month, the Philippine House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly in favour of a bill that would legalise medical cannabis, marking a significant step forward for cannabis liberalisation in Southeast […]
A new study suggests that adults aged 65 and older experience “considerable improvements” in their health and wellbeing when prescribed cannabis-based medicines. The use of medical cannabis is said to […]
Greece was among the first in Europe to legalise medical cannabis in 2017.
Earlier this month the government published proposals for sweeping reforms aimed at streamlining access.
Cannabis scientist Lex Pelger brings you the latest in cannabinoid research.
Oxford Cannabinoid Technologies is expanding its research and development into oncology.
Cannabis scientist Lex Pelger brings you the latest in cannabinoid research.
Experts are calling for an end to policies based on fear and stigma in favour of a health-based approach
Your weekly debrief of the latest cannabis news.
Vaporisation is one of the most common cannabis consumption methods, but what do we know about the potential risks?
New science questions the thinking that cannabis consumption may be a risk factor for post-transplant complications.
The variability in product choice suggests a lack of consistent clinical guidance, authors say.