Articles tagged with "research"

Last month the DEA quietly announced it would make a determination on whether to reschedule cannabis. How likely would a rescheduling be, and what would it mean for the industry?

Things as diverse as exercise to guilty pleasure foods can deliver sensations that are chemically similar to cannabis’s psychoactive effects.

Legalization advocates are at the White House today, a Utah study shows further potential for cannabis epilepsy treatment, and seriously, this guy’s beard.

Can cannabis positively or negatively impact your erection, or does it have no impact on your ability to keep things stiff in the bedroom?

The DEA’s approval means the research, which has been stalled for five years, can move forward. But it’s easier said than done.

53 million Americans have arthritis, with women making up 60 percent of the arthritis diagnoses. But what exactly is arthritis, and how can cannabis help it?

Because cancer affects so many people, it’s natural to want confirmation that cannabis can, without question, cure cancer. But can it? What does the research indicate?

In today’s Shakeup, Colorado coal miners consider cannabis, the deadline hits for Georgia’s medical marijuana program expansion, and is Drumpf the best bet for legalization?

Reports out of Washington last week confirmed what many suspected but few had publicly acknowledged: Colorado’s cannabis pesticide problem isn’t just Colorado’s problem.

Today in The Shake: An Arizona court case could deal a blow to medical marijuana nationwide, DEA agents raid Denver, and NBA players join the cannabis conversation.