420 with CNW — Largest-Ever Research Finds Medical Marijuana Could Help Combat Cancer
A recent study—the largest of its kind—has found strong scientific backing for the use of medical marijuana in managing cancer symptoms and possibly even affecting how the disease progresses. Published in Frontiers in Oncology, the research pulls together a vast amount of existing evidence to assess where science stands on the topic. Ryan Castle, who leads research at the Whole Health Oncology Institute, spearheaded the analysis. According to him, the aim was to cut through years of conflicting studies and unclear messaging. A big challenge, Castle explained, is that marijuana is still categorized as a Schedule I drug at the…