Doctors say the studies may make healthcare providers more likely to prescribe federally approved medical cannabis for ...

Cannabis products with higher THC levels may slightly reduce chronic pain, particularly nerve pain, according to a review of ...

Medical cannabis could be a substitute for opioids in patients with chronic pain, but more data are needed, according to an ...

Products with THC reduced pain a little across multiple trials, but those that were mostly CBD didn't outperform placebos.

Participation in New York State’s medical cannabis program was linked to reduced prescription opioid receipt and reduced opioid exposure at 18 months for patients with chronic pain, according to data ...

Cannabis products high in THC may provide short-term relief for chronic pain, while low-THC and CBD-only products show little ...

After I close my laptop for the day, and settle into my sofa with my heating pad, ice pack and a new Netflix show, I load my vape with a serving of cannabis, and feel the cloud of chronic pain lift, ...

Does cannabis help with anxiety? New research finds that cannabis has fewer health benefits than often suggested, and it ...

A new study opens a conversation about just how much we know — and don’t know — when it comes to the benefits of medical cannabis. In 1996, California became the first state to make medical marijuana ...

The idea of using cannabis as medicine is becoming ever more popular. And as states like Minnesota widen access by legalizing recreational — not just medicinal — use of the drug, many people are ...

Cannabis with more THC may slightly dull chronic pain—but the relief is modest, short-lived, and comes with trade-offs.

Chronic pain is a pervasive issue affecting millions of individuals across the United States, with substantial implications for their quality of life and other societal costs. According to the CDC, ...