Explore the stigma medical cannabis patients face, its roots in outdated beliefs, and how they can reclaim dignity, autonomy, and self-trust in their healing journey.

Discover the top 3 evidence-based reasons people use medical cannabis: chronic pain, anxiety/PTSD, and sleep disorders, ...

The Cannigma is launching its first annual Cannabis & Academia Scholarship, awarding $1,000 to a student who submits the most compelling ...

Pride Month: A Legacy of Love, Resistance, and Healing – Every June, Pride Month honors the Stonewall Uprising of 1969, a watershed moment in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights that ignited a global movement ...

Getting the right answers in your cannabis journey can be tricky. But with The Cannigma’s Ask the Expert, you can find questions from readers like you, answered by a real cannabis pharmacist. Question ...

The debate surrounding cannabis use and hair loss has gained attention in recent years. While there is scientific evidence supporting the role of the endocannabinoid system (ECS) in regulating hair ...

Patients are often left to their own devices when looking into cannabis and cancer, given the lack of clinical evidence, and stigma surrounding the use of the plant as medicine. Individuals who use ...

Understanding terpenes to improve your cannabis experience It takes knowledge and practice to recognize the subtleties of terpenes in cannabis but with a little time, you can identify common terpenes ...

Both medical and adult-use cannabis are illegal in Idaho. Idaho has strict laws against cannabis, despite being surrounded by legal states.

Just because stoners have the stereotype of being lazy doesn’t mean it’s true. In fact, if you struggle with the motivation to work out, cannabis may be able to help. To find the best strain for ...

LGBT history and the movement for legal cannabis are intrinsically linked. Since the 1980s, leading advocates for cannabis have also been advocates for, or members of, the LGBTQIA community. But why?

Antibiotics are some of the most common medications, typically used to treat bacterial infections – so many wonder whether it is safe to continue using cannabis while taking a course of antibiotics.