
Leo Bear-McGuinness
Science Writer & Editor
Leo joined Analytical Cannabis in 2019. From research to regulations and analysis to agriculture, his writing covers all the need-to-know news for the cannabis industry. He holds a Bachelor's in Biology from Newcastle University and a Master's in Science Communication from the University of Edinburgh.
Latest content from Leo Bear-McGuinness
Cannabis Seeds Go on Sale in Massachusetts
Cannabis plant seeds and clones are now available to legally buy in Massachusetts.
VIEWSmithers Acquires Green Scientific Labs’ Arizona Facility
The acquisition extends Smithers’ cannabis testing services into Arizona; the company already tests cannabis in Illinois, Massachusetts, and New York.
VIEWCannabis Edibles Can Ease Pain and Improve Sleep For Cancer Patients, Study Finds
After two weeks of cannabis use, the patients reported significant improvements in their sleep and cognition as well as reductions in their levels of pain.
VIEWMaine is Losing Medical Cannabis Companies to the Recreational Market, Report Suggests
Over a thousand licensed companies have left Maine’s medical cannabis market in the past two years, according to a new report from the state regulator.
VIEWCalifornia Cannabis Regulator Gives $20 Million to Research
The 16 projects were chosen from 98 proposals submitted for consideration.
VIEWDelaware Legalizes Recreational Cannabis
Delaware has become the 22nd US state to legalize the personal possession and use of recreational cannabis.
VIEWSC Labs Acquires C4 Laboratories in Arizona
SC Labs, a cannabis testing company that operates in multiple US states, has just added another state to its purview.
VIEWFlorida Regulators Fine More Cannabis Labs For Testing Violations
According to the documents seen by Analytical Cannabis (following a freedom of information request), several labs in Florida were found wanting by the state health regulator.
VIEWMore Cannabis Products in Nevada Are ‘Contaminated’ With Unapproved Pesticide, State Regulator Warns
Cannabis consumers in Nevada have been warned that several batches of products sold in the state were treated with an unapproved pesticide, Ethephon.
VIEWOregon Regulator Licenses State’s First Psilocybin Lab
Oregon voters approved a ballot measure to legalize psilocybin mushrooms for therapy sessions back in November 2020.
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