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A very wealthy family from Australia donated a cool 33.7 million dollars to the University of Sydney. This money, dubbed the Lambert Initiative, is to be expressly used for cannabis research.
Bethany is on a regimen of anti-epileptics and steroids that are causing her to gain unhealthy weight, have mood swings, insomnia and a compromised immune system.
Researchers studied the cannabis use rates at schools that had a suspension policy for illicit drugs versus schools that instead referred kids to counseling for drug infractions.
A study recently released by scientists at the University of New South Wales' National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre illustrated that cannabis users reported significant pain relief from cannabis.
Adam's daughter, Rumer, is 2 years old and suffers from stage 4 neuroblastoma. Neuroblastoma is a severe cancer that begins in the nerve tissue and causes significant harm to the digestive system. Stage 4 is as bad as it gets.
The report, which had faux quotes from "researchers" at the University of Sydney, where the single specimen supposedly resided, even went so far as to suggest there was a $10,000 reward to anyone who could bring them another sample of this new strain.
In the past four years, use of "ice" has doubled, and a correlating spike in violent crime has come along with it.
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has thrown his support behind the legalization of cannabis for medical purposes.
Australian politicians have approved a medical cannabis trial thanks to a little girl. Two year old Cambrie Humphris suffers from 80-100 seizures per day.
Almost two-thirds of Australians support the legalization of cannabis for medicinal purposes, according to a new poll which coincides with a renewed push to relax the laws.
Using hemp, an Australian company is now producing products made of Zeoform, a revolutionary material that can apparently be made into just about anything.
A prominent group of Australian doctors and experts want cannabis reintroduced as medicine.
Robin Room, the director of Australia’s leading alcohol research center, has released a statement calling for the legalization of marijuana for adults.
Cannabis is consumed by 75 percent of all illicit drug users, making it the most widely used illicit substance in the world, according to the United Nations
Recreational marijuana use has long been the subject of heated debate, and laws regulating cannabis consumption vary greatly from country to country.
The president of the International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) Thursday voiced "grave concern" about marijuana legalization in Colorado and Washington...
