Mater to launch medical cannabis and advanced cancer trial in Queensland
Catholic not-for-profit organisation Mater is about to begin a new clinical trial that will test medical cannabis on advanced cancer patients. Keep Reading
Government study reveals COVID-19’s impact on cannabis use in Australia
A new Government study has revealed that COVID-19 changed how often people use cannabis, but not its overall supply. Keep Reading
“Cannabis use may not lead to reductions in motivation” says new study
A new study has found that cannabis use by teenagers does not reduce their motivation – going against a popular #stoner sloth belief about long-term cannabis use. Keep Reading
Study finds cannabis was domesticated in Ancient China 12,000 years ago
While previous research can trace cannabis back roughly 8,500 years, a new study has confirmed that cannabis was domesticated in China a whopping 12,000 years ago. Keep Reading
MedLab granted ethics approval for study on medical cannabis and bone cancer pain
Medical research and development company MedLab Clinical Ltd (ASX: MDC) has been granted ethics approval for a clinical trial that will treat cancer pain with medical cannabis. Keep Reading
Study finds that high-THC cannabis has no impact on people’s decision-making skills
A new study from Washington State University (WSU) has found that cannabis with a high potency of THC has no impact on people’s immediate decision-making abilities. Keep Reading
1 in 3 Americans want cannabis sold in grocery stores
Market research conducted on consumers from the United States has found that nearly a third of Americans want cannabis to be sold in their local grocery stores. Keep Reading
Canadian company seeking participants in Adelaide for medical cannabis and chronic pain study
Canadian company Zyus Life Sciences will hold a clinical trial assessing the effectiveness of a new cannabis medication on chronic pain, paying participants $2,120 to acknowledge their participation. Keep Reading
The science proves it – smoking tobacco is worse than cannabis
A new study published in the journal Nicotine and Tobacco Research has found that smoking cannabis exposes a person to fewer toxins than smoking tobacco. Keep Reading
Study finds that driving on medical cannabis is no riskier than driving on other prescription medications
A new study from researchers at the University of Melbourne has called Australia’s “zero tolerance” medical cannabis driving laws into question. Keep Reading
