A ‘cannabis use disorder’ can make it difficult to control how often or how much cannabis you use. Here are some of the ...

PURPOSECannabis has been legalized across multiple states over the past decade; however, its use among cancer survivors ...

According to a study published in the journal JCO Oncology Practice, nearly one in 12 cancer survivors in the United States reported using marijuana, with usage significantly higher in states where ...

As the legalization of cannabis has become more widespread across several states in the US, a recent study found that frequent and moderate users of cannabis may be less likely to follow through with ...

Tobacco was negatively associated with BD relapse while cannabis may have a more indirect effect on symptomology and the course of illness.

As Lynnwood City Councilmembers consider approving retail cannabis a growing body of research is shedding light on its ...

Similarly, frequent cannabis use (more than once a week) was linked to higher odds of acute MI compared to occasional or non-users. A UK Biobank analysis also revealed a sex-specific risk, with women ...

A large global study links cannabis use to a higher risk of heart attack, stroke and cardiovascular death, with concerns for younger and frequent users.

In short, while cannabis may help some people in specific cases, frequent use—especially when it turns into cannabis use disorder—can increase the risk of developing serious mental health ...

Alarmingly, the authors concluded negative outcomes associated with heavy lifetime cannabis use and working memory in healthy young adults that may be long-lasting.

June 04, 2025 Older adults are using marijuana at record levels, study shows Women, high earners and married people over 65 are all using cannabis in greater numbers.