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A new scientific review suggests cannabinoids could improve patient quality of life during dental treatments by managing orofacial pain, periodontal disease, and other oral conditions.
Read the evidence-backed report →Washington State University researchers found that how college students interpret cannabis marketing messages matters more than the ad's sexual imagery itself.
Read the evidence-backed report →FOIA records obtained by the Veterans Action Council show a gap between diagnostic standards and real-world application of cannabis use disorder within the Veterans Health Administration.
Read the evidence-backed report →A new scoping review from Indian researchers concludes that cannabis and CBD may improve or prevent symptoms of restless leg syndrome, though high-quality trials are still needed.
Read the evidence-backed report →A pilot study suggests oral THC may be mistaken for psilocybin under clinical trial conditions, offering a potential active comparator for psychedelic research.
Read the evidence-backed report →Researchers report that cannabis relieves pain, improves sleep, and reduces medication use, but stigma and high costs block access.
Read the evidence-backed report →A preprint study of 124 patients over 65 in Colombia found that supervised medical cannabis was linked to significant symptom improvement, with low clinically effective doses.
Read the evidence-backed report →Smoking ties the pollster's record high while edibles show a gender gap, with women outpacing men.
Read the evidence-backed report →A University of Georgia analysis of more than 20 million survey responses finds fewer sick days in states with medical cannabis laws, with the strongest effect in physically demanding jobs.
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