Cannabis causes few physical health problems
You’ll get bad gums but not physical health problems from cannabis use. That’s according to follow-up research from Arizona State University and others on the Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Developmental Study, which follows 1037 people born in Dunedin in 1972-1973. Read more »
Chronic marijuana use is about as bad for your health as not flossing, researchers find
Long-term marijuana use is not associated with a raft of physical health problems, according to a new study, with one surprising exception: gum disease. Read more »
Clearing up misconceptions about marijuana rescheduling: What it means for existing state systems
As marijuana rescheduling has gained traction in Congress and DEA has announced it will rule on a rescheduling this summer, a common concern has emerged in the cannabis reform community and among industry actors. It goes something like this: “If marijuana is moved to Schedule II, the Feds will shut down our state’s legal system.” […]
Results of Unprecedented Cannabis Study Unveiled at Jerusalem Health Conference
The Israel National Institute For Health Policy Research has provided us with a copy of the initial results from the study Health Utilization and Characterization of Patients Using Medical Cannabis in Israel. Read more »