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Cannabinoid Drugs Make Pain Feel 'Less Unpleasant, More Tolerable'
Cannabinoid drugs do not appear to reduce the intensity of experimental pain, but, instead, may make pain feel less unpleasant and more tolerable.
EVIO Labs Massachusetts Announces to Relocate to Framingham
The lab will move to a centrally located 5,000 square foot facility that to serve marijuana establishments statewide.
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Cannabis Has Potential as Treatment for Common Movement Disorder
Phase I/II clinical trial will be first of its kind to explore cannabis as a potential treatment option for essential tremor.
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How Effective is Responsible Vendor Training for Cannabis Retailers?
To date, 6 U.S. states have implemented retail sales of recreational marijuana but none have been able to implement an effective training program for retailers.
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Setting Standards for Cannabis Extraction
Standards are needed to ensure products come from a clean, legal source, are properly tested and any claims made on their labels are evidenced.
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Low Cost Cannabis-based Pain Patch Released
The developer of the technology claims that the safe, comfortable patch could help curb opioid abuse and addiction whilst effectively treating pain.
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Cannabis Users May Experience ‘Noisy Brain’ During Rest
Cannabis users experience increased cortical activation during the brain’s resting state when compared with nonusers which may impair brain activity and disrupt cognitive processes.
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Keystone Labs Receives Health Canada Approval
Keystone is now able to manufacture, process, package, label, and sell cannabis-related products.
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Prenatal Exposure to Cannabis Impacts Sociability of Male Offspring Only
Study reveals sex-specific effects of prenatal cannabinoid exposure on adult offspring and identifies potential new therapeutic strategies.
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A2LA Announces Partnership with American Trade Association for Cannabis and Hemp
A2LA will now work with ATACH to promote open-source quality management standards for the cannabis and hemp industries.
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