Do you ever stop for a moment and think, “How did we get here?” How did we get back to wading through rivers of laws and regulations to prove AGAIN that marijuana is medicine? Marijuana has been used for medicinal purposes since around 2737 BCE in ancient China, the first recorded use in China, when […]
2026 Medical Marijuana Research: Medical marijuana research continues to expand, and several important studies published in 2026 provide encouraging evidence for patients living with chronic pain, fibromyalgia, inflammatory arthritis, sleep problems, and other difficult-to-treat symptoms. The research also makes one thing increasingly clear: medical cannabis is not a single treatment. THC, CBD, balanced THC/CBD preparations […]
A growing body of research is examining whether cannabinoids, particularly combinations of cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), might help manage some of the symptoms associated with dementia.
As of early July 2026, state-licensed medical marijuana and FDA-approved marijuana products have been moved from Schedule I to Schedule III federally under a DOJ/DEA order that took effect April 28, 2026. This is a major change, but it does not legalize marijuana nationwide, allow recreational sales federally, or automatically solve banking, interstate-commerce, workplace, or […]
Marijuana affects people differently at different stages of life. For some adults, medical marijuana may be part of a carefully supervised care plan for qualifying health conditions. But for teenagers and young adults, marijuana can carry meaningful risks because the brain is still developing. At the same time, many older adults are concerned about memory […]
How to tell the difference between a scam and a real medical marijuana doctor 5 Ways to Spot a Scam — As medical marijuana becomes more widely accepted, more clinics and providers are offering evaluations. Unfortunately, not all of them are legitimate. Some are focused more on quick profits than patient care, which can put […]
Symptoms, Causes, and How to Treat It Cannabis withdrawal symptoms are estimated to affect twenty to 50% of daily users. This typically happens when someone who regularly uses marijuana suddenly stops or cuts back, especially if there is heavy use. The body can still become used to cannabis over time, so stopping can lead to […]
Rescheduling marijuana. Will it be good or bad for medical marijuana? This article explores the benefits and the pitfalls should the DEA accept the recommendation from President Donald Trump to reschedule marijuana.
Marijuana and sleep. There may be an impact on sleep quality and even the length of sleep for some patients. Some studies show short-term benefits like faster sleep onset and increased deep sleep, while long-term use is sometimes associated with sleep disturbances and poorer sleep quality. However, studies focused on supervised administration of medical marijuana show […]
Medical marijuana, specifically cannabidiol (CBD), has been shown to help some people with seizure disorders. While one option is FDA-approved, studies have used a variety of cannabis delivery options. Evidence and FDA Approval Epidiolex, a purified CBD oral solution, is FDA-approved for certain severe forms of epilepsy, including: • Dravet syndrome • Lennox-Gastaut syndrome • Tuberous Sclerosis Complex […]
