Promised regulatory crackdowns in Germany and Australia have stalled, but patients are already paying the price — and European exporters are watching closely.

From White Widow to Gelato, the cultivars that shaped modern cannabis culture didn't arrive by accident — they were built by breeders with a vision.

New research suggests legal medical cannabis access may correlate with fewer sick days — a finding with implications for European patient policy.

A recent arrest involving cannabis and cocaine sachets highlights the ongoing complexity of enforcement in a partially regulated market.

Disposable vapes, infused pre-rolls, and oral pouches are redefining what cannabis consumers actually want to buy.

From the Himalayan valleys to the Caribbean coast, landrace cannabis strains carry centuries of human culture, climate, and craft in their genetics.

A sweeping regulatory overhaul across the EU could reshape how patients access medical cannabis, from prescriptions to cross-border supply chains.

New research finds habitual cannabis inhalation associated with fewer premature ventricular contractions, raising questions for cardiology.