CBD

Study: "CBD Could Offer a Cost-Effective, Non-Invasive, and Effective Treatment for Managing Alzheimer's Disease"

Study: CBD Mitigates Anxiety and Neuroinflammation in Offspring of Obese Mothers

CBD shows promise as pesticide for mosquitoes

New Study Reveals CBD’s Surprising Ability To Combat Deadly Mosquitoes

CBD And THC in Cannabis Don't Interact How We Thought

Study: CBD Boosts Effectiveness of Chemotherapy in Prostate Cancer Treatment

Using CBD And THC During Pregnancy Could Harm Developing Brains

A Waste of Money: New Study Reveals That CBD Is Ineffective for Pain Relief

Researchers find that CBD may improve acne scarring after applying different concentrations of CBD to cells

CBD use during pregnancy produces strange behavior in offspring

Mouse studies reveal possible benefits of CBD and metformin for treating behavioural difficulties - EurekAlert

How CBD and Metformin Are Revolutionizing Treatment for Autism-Related Behavioral Issues

Is CBD Safe for Cats and Dogs?

CBD shown to ease anxiety without the risks that can come with THC

A study suggested “the ability of CBD to reduce the formation of lipid inflammation precursors in rat cerebral cortex, as a primary event in the development of neurodegenerative diseases.”

A study suggested that “CBD could induce [colorectal cancer] cell death by activating apoptosis, paraptosis, and autophagy.”

Curing Pets With Cannabis as Veterinarians Try CBD and THC

In a study “evaluating the use of CBD in children with [infantile epileptic spasms syndrome], 19/28 (67.8%) had a more than 50% [epileptic spasms] reduction with good tolerability.”

A study “shows that the anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective effects of…a full-spectrum cannabis extract are enhanced relative to that of CBD alone, highlighting the potential therapeutic efficacy…for the treatment of neuropathologies such as autism spectrum disorder and related neuropathologies.”

CBD good for HIV-infected brain cells: A new study shows CBD works at the molecular level to reduce HIV-associated neuroinflammation, keeping infected cells under control so they don’t activate and spread the virus.