Marijuana legalization skeptics are calling for higher state and federal taxes. That's a misdiagnosis that will make everything worse.

A new large-scale study has found that teens using cannabis have a higher risk of developing psychiatric disorders.

Mehmet Oz, the head of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), says “there are going to be consequences” as more Americans choose marijuana over alcohol—including problems caused by ...

In the hyperemetic phase, symptoms can become worse and progress to vomiting that is “overwhelming” and “recurrent,” lasting ...

America does not have a marijuana crisis. It has a knowledge deficit, a training deficit and a regulatory deficit layered on top of decades of stigma.” By Jill Simonian and Codi Peterson, Pharmacists’ ...

(NewsNation) — Marijuana use has increased heavily in popularity over the past decade, but not everyone believes the U.S. is in a good place with its recreational drug habits. The New York Times ...

A teenager who uses cannabis only occasionally might not see it as a big deal. Their parents might not either. But new national data suggests that even infrequent use is linked to significant problems ...

A major new study reveals that cannabis use and mental health disorders like anxiety and depression are increasingly linked, with frequent users facing a 5x higher risk.

Two things are growing in Massachusetts: tax revenue from cannabis sales and health problems caused by heavy cannabis use. Despite this, Massachusetts has failed for years to fund the public awareness ...

Recreational cannabis sales began 7 years ago. Many buyers and sellers have played by the rules, but the illegal growth and sale of the plant continue to undermine those obeying the law. The illicit ...