Curing cancer with Cannabidiol?
- CANNABIS OIL, NEWS
- April 24, 2013
A new study suggests hemp seed oil could become a natural, cost-effective alternative for wound care, outperforming conventional antibiotic ointments. Researchers from Universitas Syiah Kuala in Indonesia found that wounds in mice treated with hemp seed oil healed significantly faster than those treated with chloramphenicol, a standard antibiotic ointment, or left untreated. The 21-day study,
READ MOREAn Australian study has found that while medical cannabis containing THC does not impact processing speed, attention, or inhibitory control in drivers, it may reduce cognitive flexibility and executive function. Researchers from the University of Queensland and University of the Sunshine Coast tested 78 participants who used either cannabis oil or vaporised flower. After cannabis
READ MOREA new wave of innovation is sweeping through Australia’s vaping scene with the rise of “penjamins”-cannabis vapes cleverly disguised as everyday items like lip balms and earphone cases. Originally developed for nicotine, these sleek devices are now being used to deliver cannabis oils and concentrates, offering a smokeless and more discreet alternative to traditional methods.
READ MOREA new Australian study tracking over 2,300 medical cannabis patients for a year has found that the benefits of prescribed cannabis oil may be more enduring than previously thought. According to the research, published in PLOS One, patients experienced significant and lasting improvements in health-related quality of life, including relief from anxiety, depression, insomnia, and
READ MOREEfforts to establish medical marijuana dispensaries in Newport, Kentucky, have hit a significant roadblock due to strict state regulations and zoning challenges. Despite voter approval in 2024, the city’s updated zoning map reveals only four small areas where dispensaries could legally operate. These zones are limited by Kentucky’s 1,000-foot rule, which prohibits facilities from being
READ MOREA groundbreaking study published in PLOS One reveals that medicinal cannabis significantly improves health-related quality of life (HRQL) for patients with chronic conditions over a 12-month period. Conducted by researchers from The University of Sydney, the QUEST initiative tracked 2,353 participants prescribed medicinal cannabis for conditions such as anxiety, depression, chronic pain, and insomnia. Improvements
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