Kevin Dinneen is a Co-Founder of leafie, a publication focused on cannabis-related news and information. With a passion for exploring the intersection of science, culture, and policy, Kevin's articles cover a range of topics including the impact of cannabis legalization, health benefits of cannabis, and the evolving landscape of drug policy.
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Kevin Dinneen's coverage predominantly focuses on cannabis, drug policy, and health-related scientific research. His articles often involve citing data and referencing government announcements or legal policy regulations.
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By: Kevin Dinneen
The data also shows improvements in all areas of health and well-being for older people being prescribed CBPMs
By: Kevin Dinneen
Tumours and pain were reduced in mice who had been given terpene-heavy doses of essential hemp oil
The Thai government has voted to reclassify cannabis as a category 5 narcotic, which will make it illegal to possess and sell.
The Barcelona city council has ordered 30 clubs to cease operating creating an air of uncertainty for owners, staff and members.
By: Kevin Dinneen
Leaked plans show the government will allow dispensaries, cannabis clubs and allow people to grow their own plants at home.
A study of patients living with depression showed a marked decrease in suicidal thoughts and levels of depression after being treated with cannabis.
By: Kevin Dinneen
Data from a study has shown the use of medicinal cannabis can lead to healthier parents who spend more time engaging with their children, improving development.
By: Kevin Dinneen
Researchers in Philadelphia, USA have shown that new medical cannabis patients experience rapid and meaningful improvements in their health-related quality of life after just three months of treatment.
A small Canadian study has found evidence that consuming cannabis can enhance the enjoyment of music
The Cannabis Industry Council has published a good practice guide for prescription cannabis clinics in the UK with the aim of improving patient care.
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