Researchers are increasingly asked whether occasional cannabis use is safe. The honest answer is more nuanced than either camp wants to admit.

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

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

A major study suggests CBD may amplify THC's psychoactive effects rather than blunt them — upending years of conventional wisdom.

A growing body of evidence complicates the narrative around cannabis and cardiovascular health — and clinicians are taking notice.

As cannabis gummies proliferate across European markets, researchers are catching up — but the evidence is more nuanced than the packaging suggests.

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

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