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Why you might not be feeling the hit after a smoke session.

Poll shows that many believe the war on drugs was unsuccessful.

New study suggests that testing people for THC levels alone is unreliable.

Once you know how to use it, you can pretty much add it to any activity and obtain positive results

Weed hangovers are different than alcohol hangovers and come with a whole new host of side effects.

The more you smoke, the higher you'll get. But once you've hit a certain point, if you continue to ingest THC, you'll likely experience uncomfortable side effects or fall asleep.

The podcast interview featured Rogan trying to convince the billionaire that CBD was for real.

Regular marijuana users tend to know how to get high efficiently. Still, accidents happen. Here's how to fix them.

The website you're ordering from should look legitimate, like it was designed in this century, and should also have recommendations from publications and reviews from different customers.

Finding the right weed doctor might take some time and patience. Here are some things you should think about during your search.

A survey conducted on stress and burnout says that a large percentage of Americans have turned to cannabis as a source of relief.

Now that COVID-19 is in the picture, people with compromised lungs or an underlying health condition should be extra careful when vaping.

Virtual smoke sessions require a little more planning, but they're possible. Here's how to make them work.

Studies show a connection between mental illness and marijuana use, but it's one that's complex.