Nearly 7 in 10 American marijuana consumers say they plan to spend either more on cannabis or about the same amount in 2025 compared to last...
A new study on the use of psilocybin-assisted therapy to treat methamphetamine use disorder says the treatment “was feasible to implement in an outpatient setting, did...
New research on the use of medical marijuana for pain finds that it was “comparatively more effective than prescription medications” for treating chronic pain after a...
A new federally funded study shows that legalization of marijuana in U.S. states is associated with reduced prescriptions for opioid pain medications among commercially insured adults—indicating...
As interest in alcohol alternatives continues to grow while more states move to legalize marijuana, a new study signals that there’s a significant market opportunity for...
More than half of marijuana consumers say they drink less alcohol, or none at all, after using cannabis, according to a new poll. The survey from...
About 16 percent of Americans aged 21 and older say they use cannabis as a sleep aid, according to a new industry-backed survey. That makes marijuana...
A new federally funded study examining the associations between cannabis use and other health-related behaviors finds that adults are more physically active on days they used...
“We find consistent evidence that increased marijuana access is associated with reductions in benzodiazepine prescription fills.” By Ashley Bradford, Georgia Institute of Technology In states where...
Legalizing medical cannabis appears to significantly lessen monetary payments from opioid manufacturers to doctors who specialize in pain, according to recently published research, with authors finding...
