“Magical Mushroom” Psilocybin May Help With Clinical Depression
Cybin Corporation, a mushroom-based life-sciences company, is one of several companies pursuing psilocybin treatments.
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Cybin Corporation, a mushroom-based life-sciences company, is one of several companies pursuing psilocybin treatments.
Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (or CHS) is an illness that causes severe nausea, abdominal pain, and vomiting. Should you be concerned?
In this exclusive interview, Dr. Sue Sisley discusses how she is helping cannabis research progress, how she’s motivating young scientists to embrace this field, and what the industry can do to help.
Yobie Benjamin explains how cannabis companies can help fight COVID-19 by using their real-time PCR machines to detect the RNA of the COVID-19 virus.
Gofire CEO Peter Calfee started his business with the intention to create a dose-regulated vaporizer. More so, an inhaler which could give patients and recreational users consistent results. It sounds simple, but its implications are vast.
We spoke with Katie Stem to learn how her journey began, how her skills culminated in cannabis, and why science is at the core of every business decision she makes.
Cannabis is much more than just THC. A pharmacologist explores the various compounds within the plant and reveals their healing potential.
While CBD is gaining awareness as an effective health aid for a variety of symptoms and conditions, misinformation on the topic is just as abundant.
Five years after Colorado first legalized marijuana, a new study shows adverse reactions to cannabis are sending more people to the emergency room.
The fastest-growing segment of cannabis users is baby boomers. Seniors are lining up to find new ways to treat the aches and pains of aging.
Doctors and nurses aren’t being trained in the science of cannabis. How can they find education resources and who should patients turn to for advice?
This video quickly details how Mike Tyson, formerly known as “The Baddest Man on Planet,” is focusing on spreading the word about the benefits of CBD.
Why do people use cannabis? A recent survey of 15 states found that most people use it for treating chronic pain and discomfort.
In this interview snippet, Abby Epstein discusses the legal future of the substance and the families profiled in her documentary Weed the People.
States around the country are legalizing medical marijuana, but the definitions and regulations vary widely. Learn about how much they vary here.
While the DEA has openly been against the production and use of cannabis for any reason, the opioid epidemic is begin to change their approaches.
It’s common knowledge that cannabis can affect sleep. But does the science back up that claim? The answer may surprise you.
The UK may recognize that cannabis extracts have medical benefits, but medical use of cannabis will still result in being treated as a criminal. Learn more.
