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The new resource explores current research surrounding cannabis, cannabinoids, and cancer while distinguishing scientific evidence from claims commonly found online. It explains that although cannabinoids such as THC and CBD are being studied for potential effects on cancer cells, laboratory findings do not establish cannabis as a proven cure or treatment for cancer in humans.The resource also examines the potential role of medical cannabis and cancer care, including the use of certain cannabis-based medicines to help manage symptoms associated with cancer treatment. These potential supportive uses should not be confused with treating or eliminating the underlying disease.