Survey: Marijuana Legalization in Canada "Has Not Had a Noticeable Impact on the Workplace"

The findings are in contrast to the perceptions held by Canadians prior to legalization, when nearly half presumed that the policy change would be associated with a decline in work quality and productivity and a rise in occupational accidents.

Study: Long-Term Cannabis Use Associated with Clinical Improvements in Patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Researchers further reported that cannabis therapy was associated with a significant reduction in patients' consumption of prescription medications, as well as weight gain and the increased likelihood of full-time employment.

Lab Results Contradict Labelling of Some Commercially Available CBD Products

Of the eight products tested by investigators, two contained percentages of CBD and THC that were higher than the amount indicated on the label. Two products contained far less CBD than advertised. One product tested negative for any quantity of cannabidiol.

Case Report: Cannabis Mitigates Symptoms in Patients with Treatment-Resistant Familial Mediterranean Fever

Researchers concluded that medical cannabis administration attenuated the severity of FMF attacks and also decreased their frequency, stating "cannabis is a therapeutic option for treating the most complex patients with FMF."

Study: History of Cannabis Use Associated with Reduced Risk of Intestinal Infection

Researchers concluded that a past history of cannabis exposure "was associated with a decreased risk of CDI amongst hospitalized patients."

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