Cannabis & Psychedelics Articles
No Single Brand Responsible for Vaping Crisis, Says CDC
Instead, the outbreak of e-cigarette or vaping associated lung injuries appears to be strongly tied to the illicit market.
Israel’s High Court Halts Medical Cannabis Reform
The interim order, which was issued on December 5, concerns pricing issues between patients and suppliers.
Financial Regulators Ease Banking Restrictions on Hemp Businesses
Federal regulators have released a joint statement clarifying that banks no longer have to take extra measures to track accounts for hemp-related businesses, following the crop’s legalization.
The Neuroscience of Psychedelic Drugs: Octopuses, MDMA and Healing Social Injury
In our latest interview series, we discuss the potential of psychedelics to revolutionize clinical neuroscience with thought leaders in the field. In this first interview of our series exploring the Neuroscience of Psychedelics, we talk to Johns Hopkins Associate Professor Gul Dölen, who has spent years exploring the effects of MDMA on the mammalian (and more recently, cephalopod) brain.
Medical Cannabis Cards Often Sought by Heavy Users, Says Study
Young adults with medical cannabis cards are often those who already use the drug heavily, rather than those with qualifying mental or physical health issues, claims a new study.
California Cannabis Tests Reach Record High, But Experts Caution Any Hype
The number of legal cannabis samples tested in California has jumped 49 percent since June, but experts warn that the state's underperforming cannabis market isn't out of the woods yet.
How Long Do Edibles Last?
As interest in edibles grows, many new consumers are discovering their effects the hard way. So what makes digestion such a potent method of cannabis consumption? And why can the effects last so long?
Cost of ‘Cannabis-crime’ Offset by Sales Revenue, Study Finds
In Colorado, it seems cannabis-related crime doesn’t just pay – it pays tax.
UK’s First Medical Cannabis Charity to Be Established
The Sapphire Medical Foundation will provide financial support to prospective patients on modest means.
