Cannabis Conundrum

Unintentional marijuana ingestions in children under 5 rose over 1,000% in 7 years, with edibles and pandemic-related factors fuelling the trend. Unintentional marijuana ingestions among children younger than 5 years have risen more than 1,000% in the past seven years, according to research presented at the American Academy of Paediatrics (AAP) 2025 National Conference &

  Years of data from regions that have legalised recreational marijuana reveal troubling trends that challenge the rosy predictions made by legalisation advocates. Whilst the debate over cannabis policy continues to polarise communities, emerging evidence suggests the consequences of legalisation extend far beyond what supporters initially anticipated. Rising Addiction Rates Paint Concerning Picture According to

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (ACOG) has issued decisive new clinical guidance declaring there is no safe level of marijuana during pregnancy and recommending universal screening for cannabis use throughout pre-pregnancy, pregnancy, and postpartum periods. The authoritative medical organisation’s statement directly challenges the increasingly prevalent misconception that cannabis represents a safe or beneficial

Classified briefings and explosive Congressional testimony reveal the shocking extent to which Chinese cannabis criminal networks have infiltrated American soil, ultimately transforming what politicians promised would be harmless marijuana legalisation into a sophisticated weapon of mass social destruction. What Congressional testimony has uncovered will shock even seasoned observers of organised crime: specifically, a meticulously orchestrated

A Groundbreaking Genetic Discovery As cannabis legalisation spreads globally, its growing acceptance as a recreational and medicinal substance has sparked both enthusiasm and concern. A landmark genetic study has uncovered critical genetic links cannabis disorder, showing how cannabis use disorder (CanUD)—defined by compulsive use despite harmful consequences—shares significant genetic overlap with psychiatric conditions. Unlike casual

The spectacular collapse of the cannabis industry serves as a stark vindication for prevention advocates who warned against the normalisation of marijuana use. What proponents once promised would be a responsible, regulated market has devolved into a cautionary tale of corporate greed, public health risks, and broken societal promises. The Cannabis Market Collapse Unfolds The

Groundbreaking research from the Sorbonne has uncovered disturbing evidence linking youth marijuana suicide rates to regular cannabis consumption amongst teenagers. Furthermore, the study reveals that adolescent cannabis suicidal behaviours increase dramatically with marijuana use, even after accounting for existing mental health conditions. Shocking Statistics Emerge: The French researchers discovered that young people who use marijuana face

  New research from the University of California San Diego School of Medicine reveals that people with cannabis use disorder face more than triple the risk of developing oral cancer within five years. Furthermore, the study analysed electronic health records from over 45,000 patients and found that cannabis linked to oral cancer represents a significant