“Findings from our cross-sectional analyses show that participants with cannabis use experience performed better across all cognitive assessments compared to those without,” researchers concluded.
Region: Haifa
Following CBD treatment, investigators observed “significant differences in the autistic children’s overall anxiety.”
Cannabis treatment was associated with sustained reductions in patients’ pain intensity, opioid use, anxiety, depression, and sleep deprivation.
“These findings add to the emerging evidence of cannabis’s sleep-enhancing properties,” investigators concluded.
Back pain patients experienced far greater relief from smoking cannabis than they did from taking CBD.
The use of various cannabis products was associated with self-reported improvements in sleep onset and a reduction in the frequency of nightmares.
Investigators concluded, “Medical cannabis treatment … demonstrated overall long-term pain reductions, quality of life improvements, and opioid-sparing effects.”
Investigators concluded: “[M]ost cancer comorbid symptoms improved significantly during six months of medical cannabis treatment.”