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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM

Volume 28   •   Issue 40   •   October 02, 2025

Compared to those receiving the placebo, patients receiving cannabis extracts demonstrated significant improvements in pain intensity, sleep quality, physical function, and overall quality of life.

"Approximately one in five older Canadians reported using cannabis, at least in part, to manage mental health symptoms," investigators reported.

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The study's authors cautioned against relying on ocular measures as evidence of cannabis-induced impairment, suggesting that the tests lacked the accuracy and specificity necessary to be a valid evidentiary tool.

"THC enhances memory, reduces inflammation, and offers neuroprotection, while CBD extends lifespan, improves motility, and promotes autophagy in preclinical models," researchers reported.

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