New evidence from two clinical trials in Europe suggests cannabis could be a valuable alternative for treating chronic low back pain. The research, featured in Nature Medicine, found a proprietary cannabis oil to outperform both placebos and opioids over a six-month period, with fewer gastrointestinal side effects. Patients using cannabis saw an average 30% reduction
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LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska’s long-debated path to medical cannabis remains contentious as lawmakers question whether its implementation reflects voters’ will. Despite overwhelming public support for medical marijuana, former Governor Pete Ricketts and Attorney General Mike Hilgers continue to warn of its societal risks. The failed LB677 bill, which sought to clarify regulatory authority, deepened divides
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Two major European studies suggest cannabis could offer real relief for people with chronic low back pain, outperforming both placebos and opioids in pain reduction and sleep improvement. Published in Nature Medicine, one trial found that a full-spectrum cannabis oil, combining THC, CBD, and other plant compounds, eased pain more effectively than a placebo. A
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A new survey from Fort Hays State University’s Docking Institute shows majority support among Kansans for cannabis reform. About 59 percent of adults back legalizing recreational marijuana, while 70 percent favor medical use. Support crosses party lines, with 75 percent of Democrats, 78 percent of independents, and 59 percent of Republicans in favor of medical
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Once dismissed as a fringe remedy, CBD oil has become a cornerstone of the UK’s wellness movement. Derived from hemp and containing under 0.2 per cent THC, CBD products are legal and non-intoxicating, appealing to those seeking natural relief from stress, pain, and insomnia. Demand has surged as consumers explore oils, tinctures, and capsules designed
READ MOREA new Florida regulation is sparking controversy after revoking medical marijuana cards from patients convicted of drug-related offenses. According to a recent USA Today report, more than 160 patients have already lost or are in danger of losing access to their prescribed cannabis treatments. The rule, approved under Senate Bill 2514 and signed by Governor
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