From ancient remedies to modern gastroenterology, the science behind cannabis and the digestive system is more compelling than you might expect.

New data places Malta at the bottom of European youth cannabis consumption tables, raising questions about culture, enforcement, and the ARUC model.

A sweeping cost-control law strips flower from statutory insurance overnight, with no replacement pathway in place — and a constitutional fight underway.

Researchers at Pennington Biomedical find cannabinoids may offer a safer alternative to antipsychotics for managing behavioural symptoms of dementia.

The symbiotic fungi living in your growing medium may be the most underrated tool in any cultivator's arsenal.

New federal data shows daily marijuana use outstrips both alcohol and cigarettes — a shift with implications beyond US borders.

A US university study on CBD and sleep quality is the kind of rigorous clinical work researchers say the field urgently needs.

As the UK debates regulated adult-use cannabis, Europe's largest illicit market presents a cautionary tale — and a policy opportunity.