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"I hardly recognized the buoyant person I’d become," says this New York Times opinion piece writer on her experience treating her severe depression with Ketamine.

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Medical marijuana may reduce hospital visits in patients with sickle cell disease, a study finds.

CBD can help relieve the physical and mental stresses of exercise.

The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered dramatic changes throughout everyday life — and in the medical community as well. Not only are providers across the country postponing elective procedures, ...

I was very happy to help with this excellent piece in Politico called "The Budtender Will See You Now." Journalist Rachel Roubein points out the complexity of getting recommendations regarding exactly what to take when it comes to medical cannabis.

Please to be featured in an article on Real Simple regarding CBG. Just like CBD, CBG is a cannabinoid found in both marijuana and hemp that has non-psychoactive properties: it won't make you "high" and won't make you sleepy.

CBD is becoming a popular treatment for a variety of different conditions. Marijuana can be used to treat a variety of health conditions.

A recent article from Forbes reports on a study that showed a 30% lower rate of prescriptions for opioids in states where medical marijuana is legal. This is consistent findings with other studies that looked at this issue.

Learning about medical cannabis can be challening for patients. It's even harder for physicians, who traditionally rely on medical studies and sources that often can not be accessed by the public.