Cannabis & Psychedelics Articles
CBD Could Cause Liver Damage at High Doses, Says Study
Recently published research examines links between CBD doses and the potential for developing “hepatotoxicity” — drug-induced liver damage.
Canada Considers New “Cannabis Health Products” Category
Canadian citizens and industry stakeholders are being invited by Health Canada to take part in a new consultation launched by the healthcare regulator last week.
US House Protects State Cannabis Programs in Landmark Vote
The US House of Representatives has voted to approve a far-reaching amendment which would block the Department of Justice from interfering with state-legal cannabis laws.
Advances in Cannabis Extraction Techniques
The adoption of high-tech industrial machinery and chemical apparatus is allowing the cannabis industry to break free from the extraction methods of the past to experiment with new and exciting approaches.
CBD Could Be a Powerful New Antibiotic, Scientists Say
Bacteria could soon be joining the CBD boom, according to new research which claims that the cannabinoid could be a major antibiotic candidate.
Cannabis Edibles Shouldn't Appeal to Kids, Say Canadian Regulators
Cannabis edibles will soon be available in Canada, but they'll now have to abide by some confusing rules that may prohibit cannabis cookies and gummies.
This New Study Will Test Marijuana’s Effect on Type 2 Diabetes
Funded by a new three-year grant worth $744,000, the Californian university will investigate how long-term cannabis use affects type 2 diabetes and other metabolic diseases.
London’s First Medical Cannabis Clinic Set to Open its Doors
The UK's first legal cannabis clinic will be able to prescribe for a range of debilitating conditions, such as chronic pain and neurological disorders.
Oregon Growers Are Trying to Define a Unit of Hemp
While it's been legal in the US for months, a unit of hemp still doesn’t have a recognized name or an agreed-upon quantity. But some Oregon hemp growers are trying to change that.
