Cannabis In Science & Health

Kentucky is taking a significant step toward launching its medical program as patient certifications open on December 1, according to WLKY. During last week’s Team Kentucky update, Gov. Andy Beshear confirmed the launch of a webpage at kymedcan.ky.gov to connect patients with over 150 authorized healthcare providers. Certified patients can begin applying for medical ID […]

A recent Gallup poll reveals that 15% of Americans report currently smoking cannabis, a steady increase from the 14% average recorded between 2021 and 2022. Released on November 1, 2024, this data reflects a gradual rise in cannabis use across the U.S., although overall support for legalization saw a slight dip, moving from 70% last

A recent study published in the journal Insects found that hemp-derived CBD effectively killed both species of yellow fever mosquito in their larval stage, including one strain that had developed resistance to conventional insecticides. Researchers from The Ohio State University used air-dried hemp leaves, pulverized into a fine powder and soaked in methanol to reach

A recent study published in the Journal of Cannabis Research highlights that government sources are the least likely resource utilized by individuals seeking information about cannabis, with only 4.7% of respondents indicating they relied on these channels. The survey included 1,161 participants, of whom 27% reported consuming cannabis in the past year. The findings show

A recent scientific review published in the journal Pharmaceutics indicates that cannabis oil may play a significant role in promoting the healing of skin wounds. The report, authored by researchers from universities in India and Thailand, explores the oil’s ability to reduce harmful reactive oxygen species (ROS) that contribute to tissue damage during the healing

A federal government agency has released a series of scientific reports examining the relationship between cancer patients and cannabis, aiming to address key questions about sourcing, costs, behavioral patterns, and patient-provider communication regarding cannabis use. Featured in a special issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute’s JNCI Monographs, the package includes 14 articles