As more and more patients are using the drug, either legally or illegally depending on the laws of the state in which they reside, they are approaching their doctors for advice.

A journalist who covered the Tiananmen Square massacre talks about the event, about PTSD and how cannabis helped with his anxieties and memories.

91 percent of hospice professionals from 40 states endorsed the use of medical cannabis by their patients.

As expected, the head of New Mexico’s Department of Health approved opioid use disorder as a qualifying condition to use medical cannabis.

“No pharmaceutical medication has ever helped me like cannabis and extracts do. Without it I’d likely be unable to do much as it’s replaced literally dozens of pills taken daily."

The new research is expected to have national implications as cannabis legalization continues to expand across the nation.

Public hearing yields advice of all kinds from all sides.

Despite scant research regarding medical use of cannabis, strong popular sentiment is driving legalization of the flowering plant for therapeutic use.

While pharmaceuticals are ineffective against Alzheimer's disease a researcher in Seattle sees hope in cannabis.