Cannabis use can interfere with young adults' brain functioning. Credit: PixabayThe most extensive study to date on cannabis effects in 18- to 36-year-olds reveals that the drug can impair brain function during cognitive tests. These findings aim to help individuals make informed choices about cannabis use.With the growing legalization of cannabis for both medical...
Medical marijuana and cannabis products CBD oil, hemp leaves on a dark background. Flat lay, copy space MockupFor the first time, scientific evidence shows that a lesser-known component of the cannabis plant—cannabinol (CBN)—can provide longer and better-quality sleep. This breakthrough opens the door for the development of a cannabis-based sleep aid comparable to existing...
Using cannabis to manage stimulant cravings led to a reduction in use of crystal meth.Credit: PixaobayRecent studies reveal that regular consumers of crystal methamphetamine who integrated cannabis into their routine to curb cravings tended to decrease their usage of the stimulant, particularly among female users. These findings indicate the potential for a novel harm-reduction...
A study found that over 80% of cannabis users are using the drug rather than conventional sleep aids to treat sleep-related problemsDepositphotosA recent study reveals that a majority of medical cannabis users grappling with insomnia and sleep quality issues are replacing conventional over-the-counter and prescription sleep aids with the drug for addressing their sleep-related...
