Cannabis Conundrum

Cannabis use has become increasingly common around the globe, particularly as legalisation has expanded. However, the growing perception of cannabis as a benign substance is far from the truth. Studies continue to shed light on the significant impact cannabis can have on brain function, with both short- and long-term consequences. Whether used recently or over

“It’s just weed” – a dangerously casual dismissal that masks a sobering reality. As cannabis legalisation sweeps across continents and dispensaries multiply on street corners, a study of 11.6 million people has shattered the myth of marijuana’s harmlessness. The findings are stark: cannabis addiction isn’t just disrupting lives – it’s ending them prematurely. The numbers are in,

Recent research has fundamentally challenged our understanding of cannabis’s long-term cognitive effects, with emerging evidence suggesting far more complex and persistent impacts than previously understood. A groundbreaking 2025 study from the University of Colorado School of Medicine, coupled with decades-long longitudinal research from New Zealand, has revealed patterns of memory impairment that persist long after cessation of

A study published in JAMA Network Open has uncovered disturbing trends in mental health treatment following cannabis legalisation, raising serious concerns about the broader psychological impact of liberalised cannabis policies. While advocates have celebrated decreased benzodiazepine prescriptions, a careful analysis of the data reveals a more complex and potentially alarming picture of deteriorating mental health

Cannabis is one of the most widely used psychoactive substances globally, but its effects on mental health remain a topic of significant concern and misunderstanding. With changing cannabis compositions and increasing availability, many individuals wrongly believe it has therapeutic benefits for psychiatric conditions. However, mounting evidence reveals that cannabis use, particularly at high potency and

Remember when they said weed was harmless? Tell that to the nearly 900,000 Americans who ended up in emergency rooms last year due to cannabis. That’s right – while pot advocates preach peace and love, emergency departments across the nation are drowning in cannabis-related crises. The Numbers Don’t Lie In 2023, U.S. emergency departments logged

Brandon Danielson’s story haunts the medical community. Just 27 years old, newly married and house-hunting with his high school sweetheart, Brandon died in September 2019 after a severe bout of vomiting triggered catastrophic organ failure. The culprit? Daily use of high-THC cannabis concentrates. His death certificate lists a condition many doctors are still learning to

In a move that should concern parents and public health advocates alike, DoorDash has decided to join the troubling trend of normalising drug use by launching home delivery of cannabis products. The same app that brings you tacos and groceries will now deliver THC-laden gummies and beverages right to your doorstep. How convenient – and