Category: News
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How Medical Cannabis Is Transforming Lives: What Georgia Patients Need to Know

Introduction: Georgia’s Medical Cannabis Program Is Growing—And So Is the Evidence Behind It Medical cannabis has undergone a profound shift in the United States—and Georgia is now part of that momentum. Once dismissed and heavily stigmatized, cannabis is increasingly recognized as a legitimate therapeutic tool for chronic pain, seizure disorders, anxiety, neurodegenerative diseases, and more. Read more
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Newly Discovered Cannabis Compound Shows “Remarkable” Anti-Inflammatory and Antioxidant Benefits

What Georgia patients should know about the latest breakthrough in cannabis science Introduction: Georgia Patients Are Benefiting from Rapid Advances in Cannabis Research As medical cannabis continues gaining traction in Georgia, scientists worldwide are uncovering new compounds that may play an important role in human health. Each discovery adds to what we know about how Read more
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Georgia Residents-Clinical Trial: Cannabis Extracts Show Promise for Alzheimer’s-Related Dementia

As more research emerges on the therapeutic potential of cannabis, new findings are offering hope for patients and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. A groundbreaking international study published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease reports that patients with Alzheimer’s-related dementia experienced measurable cognitive improvements after sustained use of plant-derived cannabinoid extracts — marking Read more
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The Therapeutic Power of Cannabis: A Path to Wellness for Georgians

In recent years, the United States has experienced a major shift in how cannabis is viewed and used—especially for medical purposes. As of 2025, medical cannabis is legal in 39 states and Washington, D.C., signaling growing acceptance of its proven therapeutic value. For Georgia residents, this national trend reflects an exciting opportunity. With medical cannabis Read more
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Cannabis Use Linked to Better Outcomes for Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients — What It Could Mean for Georgia

A groundbreaking study published in the Baylor University Medical Center Proceedings has found that patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) who use cannabis may experience better health outcomes and lower hospital costs than those who don’t. The findings add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that medical cannabis could offer real benefits for people managing Read more
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Georgia Clinicians Need Better Cannabis Education — and Patients Are Counting On It

As more Georgia residents turn to medical cannabis for relief from chronic pain, anxiety, and other conditions, the need for informed, compassionate medical guidance has never been greater. Yet across the country, many healthcare providers still lack the training needed to confidently discuss or recommend cannabis treatments. A recent commentary published in JAMA Network Open Read more
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How Cannabis Gummies May Help You Sleep Better: What Georgia Patients Should Know

We’ve all been there — lying awake at night, mind racing, clock ticking, counting the hours of rest we’re losing. For many Georgians, sleeplessness isn’t just an occasional frustration — it’s a recurring problem that affects mood, focus, and overall health. That’s why more people are turning to natural, plant-based options for help, including medical Read more
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THC in Medicine: What Georgia Patients Should Know About This Powerful Cannabinoid

Most Georgians have heard of THC, short for tetrahydrocannabinol — the well-known compound in cannabis that creates its psychoactive effects. But beyond its reputation, THC has an increasingly important role in modern medicine, offering relief for patients managing chronic pain, nausea, appetite loss, and other conditions. If you’re exploring medical cannabis in Georgia, understanding how Read more
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Georgia Patients May Soon Save on Medical Cannabis Costs — Even Without Full Insurance Coverage

For Georgia residents who rely on medical cannabis, cost is one of the biggest barriers to care. Because cannabis is still illegal at the federal level, no major U.S. insurance company currently covers medical marijuana — even when patients have legally registered with the state. But a new reimbursement model may help bridge that gap. Read more
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Georgia Patients Find Relief: Medical Cannabis Eases Chronic Pain and Cuts Opioid Use

ATLANTA, GA — Georgians living with chronic musculoskeletal pain may have a promising alternative to traditional pain medications. A new study published in Cureus found that medical cannabis not only provides effective pain relief but can also reduce the need for opioids—without impairing mental clarity. The research, conducted by the Rothman Institute Foundation for Opioid Read more
