Cannabis Study News Today

The lack of regulation on cannabis rolling papers may expose users to health risks due to the presence of unsafe quantities of heavy metals, according to a new study.

A new study has found that the limonene terpene in cannabis reduces anxiety but does not alter other effects of THC.

While the ‘munchies’ may be the most enjoyable aspect of using cannabis, its unknown how it works. However, a new study has discovered some of its mysteries.

Using cannabis before exercising may enhance motivation and increase enjoyment during physical activity, but if performance is the goal, it might not be recommended.

A new study has found that CBD may have the potential to prevent and alleviate Alzheimers disease.

Genes might play a role in the risk of developing cannabis addiction and could be linked to an increased risk of developing several medical conditions.

Terpenes may not be the only ones responsible for the distinctive aroma of cannabis, and labeling products may mislead consumers or producers to think so.

A new study revealed that cannabis addicts are more likely to have heart attacks and other cardiovascular complications.

High school teens enjoy smoking weed with blunt wraps that are nicotine-free rather than those that have nicotine in them, according to a new study.

Although cannabis and chemotherapy have been linked to impaired cognition, a new study found that as pain subsides, cognition improves.