Advocates Call for Wider Access to Medical Cannabis in Women’s Health Conditions
A new policy model aims to integrate women’s health conditions into medical cannabis frameworks across Europe.
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A new policy model aims to integrate women’s health conditions into medical cannabis frameworks across Europe.
From endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain to PMDD and menopause, more women are turning to cannabis-based medicine, but what do we know and where do we still need more research? […]
A new review has found ‘consistent evidence’ that cannabis improves sexual function in women.
The number of pregnant women using cannabis in the US has more than tripled over the last two decades, with researchers calling for further studies to inform intervention approaches. Cannabis […]
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh say CBD is a “promising therapeutic agent” due to its varying effects on the body.
The first study of its kind has found cannabis to be beneficial in the treatment of female orgasm disorder.
Women and adults over 50 are now the fastest growing group of cannabis consumers.
Over a third of women surveyed report using cannabis to manage symptoms including sleep, anxiety and pain.
Women, particularly women of colour, are woefully underrepresented in leadership positions across industries—cannabis can do better, and benefit.
The treatment was shown to improve physical and psychological symptoms related to the condition.
Women are open to cannabis for a number of health and wellness purposes.
The decline in estrogen levels after menopause can often lead to a host of health concerns.
86% of those in the study use cannabis as an adjunct treatment for menopause-related symptoms.
A recent reports suggests stigma may play a role in how women consume medical cannabis.
The event will be held on Wednesday, 28 March to mark the end of Women’s History Month
In honour of International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating the women making change in medical cannabis.
The endocannabinoid system can play a huge role in helping women’s health issues.
Do males and females respond to cannabis differently? Not according to a new study from researchers in Australia.
Millions of women in the UK are living with symptoms, which could be helped by medical cannabis.
A third of the UK female population are experiencing menopausal symptoms – can medical cannabis help?
Women reveal how workplace stigma and healthcare inequality have affected their decision to access cannabis.
Researchers assessed CBD use among 1,382 women with fibromyalgia who also self-reported CPP
These women are not just using CBD to train better and recover faster but are becoming successful entrepreneurs in the field.
Research conducted before and during the pandemic shows a steady increase of 8.14 percent