A new study of adults 65 and older found that cannabidiol (CBD) users reported significantly less pain and depression, better quality of life and fewer … Continue reading ...

Could regular marijuana use make epilepsy worse? A new study suggests it might.

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Today's high THC products might be raising people's risk of severe epilepsy, the researchers of a new study argue.