Cannabis use poses cancer risks beyond just your lungs — including oral cancer and other cancers involving the mouth, voice ...

Women who frequently use marijuana report greater satisfaction in their romantic relationships, according to a new study. But for men, the opposite appears to be true for reasons that aren’t ...

November marks Lung Cancer Awareness Month, drawing attention to a disease that remains the leading cause of cancer deaths in ...

Doctors alarmed by rise in specific type of cancer in young women - Experts say the increase in lung cancer among non-smokers ...

Prince William says he and Kate chose to tell their children ‘everything’ about her cancer diagnosis - The Prince of Wales ...

A study published in F1000Research found that medical marijuana use was associated with significantly longer survival among patients with advanced cholangiocarcinoma (CCA), a rare and aggressive form ...

Cannabidiol (CBD) inhibits tumor growth in triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), a highly aggressive form that lacks targeted ...

A new study from Gentofte University Hospital in Denmark has found that using medical marijuana to treat long-term pain might slightly raise the risk of developing heart rhythm problems, also called ...

The exact reason why marijuana might affect the heart isn’t clear from the study. However, past research shows that chemicals in cannabis, especially THC and CBD, can influence heart rate, blood ...

Among patients with cancer who undergo surgery, legalizing medical marijuana with state-run dispensaries may lead to fewer prescriptions for strong opioids.

Compared to no legalization, medical marijuana legalization with state-run dispensaries appears to increase the risk of adverse hospital events among cancer patients receiving surgery.

Chemotherapy has long been a cornerstone of cancer treatment, but its effectiveness comes at a cost. The powerful drugs used ...