Janet Burns, Women@Forbes

For years, legislators have declined to close a harmful loophole in state sexual assault laws, but advocates say 2019 could be the year that no means no in North Carolina.

A study in the journal Pediatrics found that kids who consulted teledoctors received far more antibiotics than IRL.

After CVS introduced cannabidiol creams in 800 stores, its rival announced plans to market even more products in nine US states.

Research shows that denying women family planning care has a substantial toll on their livelihoods, children and families, and society as a whole.

Gov. Murphy’s decision to make opioid dependence a qualifying condition for medical marijuana follows years of uncertainty and rising overdose in New Jersey and New York; here’s a look back at some of the region’s worst hurdles.

Documentaries on cannabis’ cancer-fighting properties and women leaders have faced social media blocks and confused investors before the box office.

Documentaries on cannabis’ cancer-fighting properties and women leaders have faced social media blocks and confused investors before the box office.

The cost of our changing our clocks is huge, and after 100 years of DST, it’s time to quit while we’re ahead.

The Atlanta-based world beverage leader could soon add non-intoxicating cannabidiol to its ingredient list for certain products.

The Trump administration has reportedly assembled a federal team seeking to promote negative views on U.S. cannabis legalization. Industry members and advocates say they’re too late.