Older adults are one of the fastest-growing groups of cannabis users — but the research has rarely focused on them specifically. A new 2026 study followed 968 patients aged 65 and over for six months. Here's what they found.

Why does cannabis affect pain at all? This 2026 review explains the biology behind it — and introduces an emerging direction in cannabis research that could change how effectively these compounds work in the body.

Researchers just analyzed over 10,000 scientific papers on cannabis and cancer in one place. The findings on symptom management — pain, nausea, sleep, appetite — are more consistent than most people realize. Here's what the science actually says.

Chronic pain isn't one thing — it comes in different forms with different underlying causes. A new 2026 study asked whether cannabinoids work across all three main types. Here's what the real-world data actually showed.

Everyone's heard that cannabis can help with sleep — but the science has mostly been guesswork until now. This is the first randomized clinical trial ever done on CBG specifically for sleep, and the results are worth knowing about.

You've probably seen headlines about CBD and cancer. This 2026 review looked at what the lab science actually shows about how CBD interacts with cancer cells — and it's more specific than most headlines suggest. Here's the honest breakdown.

"Does CBD actually help with anxiety?" is one of the most searched questions in the cannabis space. This review pulled together the best clinical evidence available to find out — here's the honest answer.

A major clinical trial just gave cannabis the strongest pain research it's ever had — 820 people, 12 months, published in one of the world's top medical journals. Here's what it actually found, and why it doesn't mean what most headlines made it sound like.

A new 2026 study looked at whether CBG — a lesser-known cannabinoid — could affect the immune cells that drive rheumatoid arthritis. The results were more specific than most cannabis research. Here's what it actually found, and what it doesn't mean for you yet.