Curing cancer with Cannabidiol?
- CANNABIS OIL, NEWS
- April 24, 2013
The cannabis industry is witnessing a technological revolution, with THC pens at the forefront of innovation. These devices, which vaporize cannabis concentrates, are evolving to offer users more control and customization over their experience. According to a recent article on Ausdroid, the latest THC pens feature precision temperature control, allowing consumers to fine-tune their vaping
READ MOREA groundbreaking clinical trial has revealed that medicinal cannabis could be a life-altering treatment for individuals suffering from Tourette syndrome. The study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine: Evidence, demonstrated a significant reduction in motor and vocal tics in just six weeks. Led by Dr. Philip Mosley and co-funded by the University of
READ MOREA groundbreaking review titled Medical Cannabis & Epilepsy has been released by Maple Tree Consultants, providing a comprehensive analysis of the role of cannabis-based medicines in managing epilepsy. This publication, co-authored by experts including Professor Mike Barnes and Hannah Deacon, compiles findings from nearly 100 clinical trials and observational studies, making it an invaluable resource
READ MOREA groundbreaking study published in Progress in Neuropsychopharmacology & Biological Psychiatry reveals that cannabidiol (CBD) may effectively reduce fever and inflammation. Researchers at the University of São Paulo found that CBD lowered fever in mice by altering biological pathways related to stress and inflammation responses. The study, led by Professor Luiz Guilherme S. Branco, demonstrated
READ MOREHealth Canada has widened its recall of cannabis oils and softgels, now affecting 14 lots of products from multiple brands. The recall, which began in June, has expanded to include over 17,000 units sold across six provinces and territories between December 2022 and July 2024. The agency’s inspection revealed significant quantities of intoxicating cannabinoids HHC
READ MOREA groundbreaking clinical trial published in Frontiers in Pharmacology has shed light on the potential benefits of edible cannabis for chronic low back pain. The study, conducted over two weeks, involved 249 participants who self-selected various cannabis products containing different ratios of THC and CBD. Researchers found that higher doses of THC were associated with
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