All 36 articles are available in English as editorial adaptations of the Hebrew originals. They have not undergone independent clinical review.
Selected research and publications
Cannabinoids and chemotherapy: an early clinical trialA small exploratory human study of nabiximols alongside temozolomide warrants further trials. It does not prove a cancer cure.Cannabis and oncology literatureA broad literature sentiment analysis is not controlled clinical evidence of cancer treatment efficacy.Leukemia and cannabis: a case reportA single published case report cannot establish safety or efficacy for treating leukemia.Cannabinoids and autoimmune conditionsA review surveys possible mechanisms and evidence gaps; findings vary by disease and model.Cannabinoid medicine in rheumatoid arthritisA small randomized trial examined symptoms and disease-activity measures. Results require cautious interpretation.CBD and immune markersA controlled study in a specific population reported immune-marker changes, not proof of broad disease treatment.CBD and blood pressureA review of small randomized studies describes short-term measurements; longer-term outcomes remain uncertain.
Article library
01Three key areas of cannabinoid activity: the brain, immunity and female reproductionRead article02THC, CBD and the cannabinoids produced by our bodies: what is the difference?Read article03Cannabis and pain: how cannabinoids can affect pain perceptionRead article04Neuropathic pain and cannabis: when pain comes from the nervesRead article05CBD and epilepsy: one of the strongest clinical cases in cannabinoid medicineRead article06Multiple sclerosis and cannabis: why spasticity receives special attentionRead article07Cannabis and migraine: the endocannabinoid system and headacheRead article08Cannabis and sleep: do THC and CBD really help?Read article09Cannabis and anxiety: why it can ease or worsen anxietyRead article10PTSD and the endocannabinoid system: memory, fear and possible effects of cannabisRead article11Fibromyalgia and cannabis: when the pain system turns up the volumeRead article12Cannabis and Parkinson’s disease: biological rationale and clinical evidenceRead article13Cannabis and Alzheimer’s: can endocannabinoid signaling affect the aging brain?Read article14Cannabis, nausea and vomiting: how THC may affect the vomiting reflexRead article15Spinal cord injury and cannabis: pain, spasticity and evidence limitationsRead article16The immune system and cannabis: understanding the CB2 receptorRead article17What is inflammation, and how does the endocannabinoid system regulate it?Read article18Cannabis and autoimmune disease: boosting or calming immune activity?Read article19Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis and cannabis: symptom relief and inflammationRead article20Rheumatoid arthritis and cannabis: effects on pain and inflammation?Read article21Osteoarthritis and cannabis: pain, cartilage and inflammationRead article22Psoriasis and CBD: skin, immunity and endocannabinoid signalingRead article23Lupus and cannabinoids: a complex disease with many unanswered questionsRead article24Multiple sclerosis as an immune condition: the other side of the cannabis storyRead article25Cannabis and cancer: scientific research and clinical observationsRead article26Cannabinoids and the tumor immune microenvironmentRead article27CBD, oxidative stress and inflammation: understanding the connectionRead article28Cannabis, the gut and the microbiome: an emerging connectionRead article29The endocannabinoid system in female reproduction: from ovary to uterusRead article30Endometriosis and cannabis: why researchers study cannabinoid pathwaysRead article31Can cannabis ease endometriosis pain? What does the evidence show?Read article32Menstrual pain and endocannabinoids: is there a role for cannabis?Read article33Chronic pelvic pain and cannabis: pain arising from multiple sourcesRead article34PMS, PMDD and cannabis: could endocannabinoid signaling be involved?Read article35PCOS and the endocannabinoid system: ovaries, insulin and cannabinoidsRead article36Cannabis, ovulation and fertility: why more cannabinoids are not necessarily betterRead article
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