113 Botanicals and University of Sussex to bring controlled-release cannabis capsule and patches to UK
Scientists at 113 Botanicals and the University of Sussex are developing new formulations for cannabis-based medicines.
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Scientists at 113 Botanicals and the University of Sussex are developing new formulations for cannabis-based medicines.
From lush lubricant to the best flower strains for sex, cannabis can stimulate you in all the right places.
Researchers have been exploring how cannabis may affect certain demographics differently.
Those who use cannabis regularly may have better orgasms and over sexual function.
The findings highlight the need for better mental health services for LGB communities
Sex and CBD – a match made in heaven? We take a look at the role the cannabinoid plays in the bedroom. With many people stuck at home either alone […]
Sexual health and wellness brand Foria have been carving out a space for cannabis in the bedroom since the launch of the first ‘weed lube’ in 2013. Here their chief […]
Cannabis Health looks at how CBD may be the long-term solution to improve the physiological and psychological causes of erectile dysfunction (ED).
Long-term MS sufferer Jeanette had battled with pain on a daily basis for many years. She had come to accept that many activities, including sex, would often have to be […]
Clinicians, scientists and patients explored whether medical cannabis could help address longstanding inequalities in women’s health.
A new policy model aims to integrate women’s health conditions into medical cannabis frameworks across Europe.
New research suggests that long-term, heavy cannabis use is associated with subtle changes to the brain’s frontal cortex.
FOD is thought to affect an estimated 41% of women, but experts say it has been historically under-treated.
Dr Simon Erridge reflects on some of the key findings published on medical cannabis this year.
The company is preparing to reach a major regulatory milestone and bring its lead product to market in early 2026.
Findings highlighting the relationship between trauma, THC and paranoia have prompted calls for improved patient monitoring.
A study of over 4 million adults has revealed that cannabis use may nearly quadruple the risk of developing diabetes.
A new review has found ‘consistent evidence’ that cannabis improves sexual function in women.
Individuals with cannabis use disorder (CUD) are more than three times more likely to develop oral cancer within five years.
But over half were concerned about the negative impact of stigma associated with cannabis.
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh say CBD is a “promising therapeutic agent” due to its varying effects on the body.
Lifetime cannabis use is associated with several changes in brain structure and function in later life, suggests an observational study, but these associations may not be causal. This is according […]