Dr. Miller

In recent years, the cannabis industry has experienced significant growth, thanks to the adoption of regulated cannabis for medical and adult-use purposes. This has led to an increased demand for cannabis testing services. However, regulations governing the industry vary from state to state, resulting in inconsistencies in testing procedures and standards. But there is hope on the horizon. The recent …

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A recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Florida has provided further evidence of the potential benefits of medical marijuana for chronic pain patients. The three-month pilot study focused on middle-aged and older patients suffering from chronic pain, aiming to assess the efficacy of cannabis as an alternative treatment option. After one month of initiating medical marijuana use, …

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Cannabis Use Reduces Opioid Consumption in Neck Fusion Surgery Recovery Numerous studies have already demonstrated the potential of cannabis use in reducing opioid consumption for various ailments and conditions. A new study from the University of Connecticut School of Medicine adds to this body of research by exploring the impact of cannabis use on recovery from a major neck surgery. …

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In recent years, the legalization and regulation of cannabis in many parts of the world have led to its cultivation on an industrial scale. However, this rapid growth in the cannabis industry has raised concerns about its environmental impact. Large companies dominating the sector often prioritize their profits over environmental responsibility. It is crucial to examine the environmental cost of …

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A recent study published in the journal Health Economics has found that states that have legalized recreational marijuana use for adults have also seen a decrease in mental health treatment admissions. The study analyzed data from ten states that have legalized adult-use cannabis to determine the impact of recreational marijuana laws (RMLs) on mental health treatment facilities. The author of …

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A recent study published in the German medical journal “Schmerz” has shown promising results for the use of oral THC treatment in patients suffering from fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia is a condition characterized by widespread pain, sleep problems, fatigue, and emotional distress. It affects approximately 4 million adults in the United States, or about 2% of the adult population. The study conducted …

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Marijuana has long been associated with relaxation and a sense of euphoria, and now a new study suggests that it can enhance the exercise experience, particularly when it comes to running. Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder conducted a survey with 49 runners, asking them to rate their running experiences after consuming cannabis and without using it. The results …

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A recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Massachusetts, University of Utah, and cannabis research institutes has found that over 90 percent of U.S. military veterans who use medical marijuana report an improvement in their quality of life. The study surveyed 510 veterans who consume marijuana to better understand their usage patterns and experiences. The majority of respondents …

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While humans battle COVID, cannabis plants are facing their own devastating threat: Hop latent viroid (HLVd). HLVd is a viroid that typically occurs in hops but has recently made the jump to cannabis plants, resulting in the destruction of THC yields in infected plants. According to a report by SFGate, scientists from Medicinal Genomics, based in Massachusetts, have observed a …

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Major social media platforms are gradually warming up to cannabis, with Meta (formerly known as Facebook) and Twitter loosening restrictions on CBD and THC-related ads. On July 11, Facebook announced a new policy on CBD and related products in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, changing the language from hemp to CBD. The move aims to allow the promotion of legally …

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