By Jean YaegerThe number of babies and toddlers who screened positive for marijuana in the Emergency Department at Cook Children’s continued trending up in 2022.Last year’s data show 33 patients between ages 0-3 whose urine tested positive for a mole...
The number of babies and toddlers who screened positive for marijuana in the Emergency Department (ED) at Cook Children’s more than doubled in 2021 from the previous year.Data collected from the ED in 2021 show 29 patients between ages 0-3 whose urin...
Anxiety and depression drive some teens to recreational marijuana as a way to self-medicate. But that coping strategy can backfire.Health advocacy groups indicate a link between marijuana use and an increased chance for mental health problems. The Na...
WFAA - News broke Monday that Texas' first medical marijuana dispensary will open on Feb. 8, near — where else — Austin.
Compassionate Cultivation will be the first of the three licensed dispensaries to open in the state, but will be followed, in ...
The Texas Compassionate Use Act (Senate Bill 339) was signed by Gov. Greg Abbott and became effective June 1, 2015. The bill required the Texas Department of Public Safety to create a secure registry of physicians who treat epilepsy for the purpose o...
NBC DFW - There is more proof that some forms of medical marijuana can safely treat certain disorders.
The Food and Drug Administration has published results of an ongoing study that found cannabis oil can dramatically decrease the number of seizu...
Hope.
When you get past the years of hard work, science and sacrifice of the families involved, the largest study in the world of cannabidiol (CBD) comes down to that one word.
Cook Children's participated in GW Pharmaceuticals latest Phase 3 c...
Texas became the latest state to legalize cannabidiol (CBD), a non-euphoric component of the marijuana plant. Gov. Greg Abbott signed the Texas Compassionate Act into law on June 1, 2015, allowing limited medical use of marijuana-derived oils that ma...
“A Skittle Party” isn’t about candy and “Molly” isn’t only a girl’s name anymore.
Welcome to today’s drug culture of “code names” and “street terms.” You may not know what those words mean, but more than likely your kids do.
Russell Johnson, a ...