THC
Parents Allegedly Forced Child to Take THC Medication for Invented Illness
Munchausen syndrome by proxy is a rare psychological disorder in which a caregiver exaggerates or makes up the medical symptoms of someone in their care.
Where to Buy Limited-Edition Cannabis-Infused Turkey Gravy for Thanksgiving
The turkey gravy contains turkey stock, salt, onion, and garlic – and 10mg of THC which can be absorbed within 2 to 15 minutes
Cannabis Group Calls for Tighter Vaping Rules While the Fed Flags Cannabis
While the CDC has yet to figure out what's causing vaping-related deaths, other federal wings are trying to get ahead of a separate but related "national health experiment": old-fashioned Mary Jane, be it vaped or smoked.
Authorities Warn Trick-or-Treaters About Drug Candy, Twitter Just Says "No"
While authorities warn the public of the dangers of drug-laced candy this Halloween, some people say drugs are too expensive to be handing out to children.
Dangers of Vaping: Facts and Statistics on Health Risks of E-Cigarettes
Health officials have urged e-cigarette users to stop vaping amid an ongoing investigation into lung injuries and deaths.
'Earliest Evidence' of Cannabis Smoking Found in Ancient Chinese Tomb
Humans have been cultivating the cannabis plant for thousands of years, but we know very little about when it was first used for its psychoactive properties.
THC Overdose: Has First Death From Marijuana Exposure Been Recorded?
A coroner in Louisiana believes he may have investigated the first recorded case of a THC overdose.
14 Percent of WA Drivers Test Positive for THC
"Consumers need to know that cannabis products can be impairing. If someone is feeling the effects of cannabis, they should not drive," the study co-author told Newsweek.
Cannabis Need More Sedatives for Medical Procedures
"The study opens our eyes to the hidden effects of cannabis," said the lead author of a new study.
Which Countries Could Legalize Marijuana in 2019?
As legal Canadian and U.S. weed companies see soaring profits and investment, many governments are noting the plant's lucrative potential.
Student Faces Charges for Distributing THC-Laced Candy
"They had stomach aches, they were nauseous, dizzy. One of them was all but passed out."
Moss-like Plant Acts Like THC in Cannabis
Perrottetinene is believed to light up the same parts of the brain as the psychoactive ingredient in cannabis.
How Medical Marijuana Relieves Pain
THC, the psychoactive ingredient in cannabis, could loosen parts of the brain linked to pain.
Cannabis Extract Could Treat Symptoms of Psychosis
A single dose of cannabidiol was found to ease brain abnormalities in people with psychosis.
Dispensary Workers Are Giving Medical Advice
Dispensary workers are trained to tell customers to take health questions to a medical professional.
Are the Effects of Weed Use on the Brain Overstated?
A new meta-analysis found that heavy pot use may not impact the brain long-term.
No Good Evidence Marijuana Relieves Chronic Nerve Pain
Cannabis might reduce pain but not by a lot, and not by much more than a placebo.
Pot Is Becoming More Potent—Here's Why
Growers are cultivating strains that cause psychosis and memory loss.
Weed-Infused Coffee Pods Now Available in Nevada
Since Colorado first legalized recreational marijuana in 2012, the demand for novelty, even gourmet, products containing THC has soared
Legalized Weed: Your Questions Answered
When will we see daily guidelines for marijuana use like those for alcohol?
Major Misnomer: Synthetic Marijuana's Dangerous Highs
A substance with many names—K2, spice, synthetic marijuana—ropes in users by comparing itself to cannabis, but it's infinitely more unsafe.
Why Hasn't Big Pharma Developed Mass Market Marijuana?
Significant obstacles discourage pharma companies from devoting the power needed to develop a patentable drug to take the plant's place.
Cooking Advice From a Ganja Gourmet
Pot legalization is opening the door for a foodie culture and cannabis collision.
Evidence of Marijuana's Medical Usefulness Mounts
Researchers argue that marijuana should be subject to the same FDA approval process as any other drug.
The Good, the Bud and the Ugly: What 20 Years of Research Teaches Us About Cannabis
Mostly, that we were right about weed back in 1993—it's not great for you.