Articles in Health category

Teen marijuana use flat or falling in a current, non-partisan survey analysis published in JAMA pediatrics today.

Lab testing of popular CBD products found synthetic cannabinoids—also known as K2 or Spice—a popular cough syrup chemical, and a whole lot of melatonin.

A new study at Harvard is investigating medicinal properties of cannabis for menstrual pain. We talked to researcher Dr. Mary Clifton to learn more.

New Zealand passed a law Tuesday that will make medical cannabis available for thousands of patients over time—and immediately remove penalties for the terminally ill.

Carly Barton, 32, is officially the United Kingdom’s first medical marijuana patient. But access comes at a steep cost—and remains entirely theoretical.

The granted pharmacy giant has been granted a license to sell medical cannabis online.

Candid accounts of how runners are incorporating cannabis into their training regimes.

As Maryland approaches the first anniversary of legal medical marijuana sales, regulators say they’re working to make infused edibles available to patients.

Clinical trials will explore the potential of cannabis in addressing British Columbia’s overdose crisis.

Pharmacists aren’t licensed by the DEA, but pharmacies are. And they could get shut down if they handle medical cannabis.