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Catch up on the biggest cannabis news from the past week: Tilray’s reverse stock split rocks the market, holiday sales surge, and Massachusetts faces a ballot battle over adult-use cannabis.

Catch up on the biggest cannabis news from the past week: Tilray’s reverse stock split rocks the market, holiday sales surge, and Massachusetts faces a ballot battle over adult-use cannabis.

Nature’s Heritage is rewriting the rules of natural relief with Mycrodose—a bold blend of THC, functional mushrooms, and botanicals designed to sharpen focus, ease pain, and restore balance.

It is estimated that as many as one percent of people globally suffer from Tourette Syndrome to some level, although many cases go undiagnosed around the world for various reasons. Tourette Syndrome

Generalized anxiety disorder involves a patient persistently worrying or having anxiety about one or more areas of life, with the worrying or anxiety being out of proportion to the source

Cannabis opponents do their best to try to lump cannabis smoke and tobacco smoke into the same category, and to be fair, it’s something that many people accept unless they

In recent years, there’s been a substantial shift in societal perceptions and the legal landscape surrounding cannabis. As the wave of legalization sweeps across the United States and the world

According to the Global RA Network, roughly 350 million people around the globe currently suffer from some form of arthritis, making it one of the most common health conditions found around

Myofascial pelvic pain syndrome is a health condition involving pelvic pain that is often described by sufferers as ‘short, tight, tender pelvic floor muscles that can include palpable nodules or

Cannabis opponents and mainstream media outlets have claimed for many years that cannabis is bad for human brains. As part of their claim, opponents often suggest that cannabis use causes

For many years very little was known about cannabis terpenes. Terpenes are the compounds contained in the cannabis plant that gives it its smell. Scientists currently estimate that the cannabis plant contains

The cannabis plant may be able to help reduce Alzheimer’s-induced agitation according to a new study out of Italy. As of 2012, researchers estimated that as many as 24 million people globally

A French researcher has concluded that both current and lifetime cannabis use are associated with lower blood pressure levels after assessing the relationship between cannabis use and blood pressure among

Manufacturers in the rapidly growing cannabis gummy, confection, lozenge, beverage, and edible categories have long struggled with consistency and bioavailability issues. However, the latest scientific research and pharmacokinetic testing data

Whether you’re high on love or high on a lovely, aromatic sativa, cannabis and Valentine’s Day go together like Rihanna and fashion-forward maternity clothes. In the weeks leading up to Valentine’s Day,

Inflammatory bowel disease is an umbrella health term for two conditions – Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. Both conditions are characterized by chronic inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract. Join Our

According to the American Cancer Society, skin cancer is the most common form of cancer. In fact, more than 1.5 million people were diagnosed with some form of skin cancer in the year

When cannabis opponents speak out against cannabis they incorporate a variety of talking points, with some more ridiculous than others, such as the “cannabis hangover” claim. It seems some opponents

As technology and science around cannabis advances, new cannabinoids are entering the marketplace. Research is pinpointing what these compounds are capable of and the results are encouraging. From slowing the

In many ways the United States has historically served as ground zero for the war on cannabis. That changed recently when both chambers of the U.S. Congress passed a stand-alone

We previously reported that a peer reviewed study in France determined that medical cannabis use was associated with a lower BMI in patients diagnosed with hepatitis C (HCV). A separate study from France also