HIV and AIDS patients have used cannabis since the early days of the disease, to battle their cachexia (a.k.a. HIV wasting disease) by increasing their appetite. But could it be of even bigger benefit to these patients? Here's what the research says.

Cachexia, a.k.a. wasting syndrome, is a severe consequence of many chronic illnesses, causing extreme, involuntary weight loss of both fat and muscle. But cannabis may help.

PTSD doesn't discriminate between veterans and civilians, male and female, adults and children. Anyone, anywhere, can be afflicted. But there's promising research on the ability of medical marijuana to tame the monster.

While we sleep, our minds becomes fields of dreams. Find out how cannabis affect your dreamscape.

Stories and studies tell of cannabis being to treat children with ADD/ADHD, autism, and epilepsy. But did you know that cannabis has been used with great success in treating children with cancer?

Each year, about 90,000 people are infected with invasive MRSA, and around 20,000 die. As this insidious infection grows more and more resistant to antibiotics, science struggles to keep up.

Many folks used to think cannabis for glaucoma was nothing more than a red herring -- and an excuse to get high. But it used for glaucoma; there is one caveat, though...

About 10 million people in the U.S. have "fibro" and between 75-90 percent of its victims are women, but men and children are affected as well. There is no known cure, but many find pain relief in cannabis.

The “big three” standard treatments for cancer are radiation, chemotherapy and surgery. But what if there was something else?