Is marijuana getting too high on its own promises? New research published Monday adds to the evidence that medical cannabis benefits for chronic pain are often overstated. The scientific review comes ...

A growing number of people are turning to medical marijuana for pain control, and doctors say cannabis is generally safer than opioids and can be just as effective. Rothman Orthopedics, headquartered ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — An experimental medication made from marijuana successfully reduced back pain in a new study, offering further support for the drug’s potential in treating one of the most common ...

Most people approved to use marijuana legally in Arizona complain of chronic pain related to back problems, severe headaches, injuries or arthritis, new stats show. The Department of Health Services ...

What kinds of patients are seeking certifications for medical cannabis cards in Kentucky? Largely working adults struggling with chronic pain and other conditions, one practitioner says. pigprox Getty ...

For the patients that this program is designed to serve, it’s not always worked well enough. This bill is an effort to make sure that for the patients, this program works better.” By Maya Homan, ...

Michelle Walker moved her family to Colorado from Texas in 2017 looking for relief for her son, who suffers from severe autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and epileptic seizures – and she found it. Walker ...

Alabama MMJ cultivators have been licensed and operating since last year, but they’ve had nowhere to sell their product legally.

The scientific review comes as Americans are increasingly turning to medical pot to cope with chronic pain, sleep difficulties, anxiety and a wide range of other health concerns. Is marijuana getting ...