Moss May Hold Medicinal Benefits Similar to Cannabis
According to researchers "this natural substance has a weaker psychoactive effect and, at the same time, is capable of inhibiting inflammatory processes in the brain".
EVIO Canada’s Keystone Labs Invests in Significant Expansion and Upgrades
The laboratory expanded its footprint from 3,000 to 6,000 square feet to be able to put in new instruments needed for the required regulated pesticides testing for adult cannabis required by Health Canada.
International Cannabis and Cannabinoids Institute and ASTM Agree to Work on Cannabis Standards
ICCI is the first Europe-based partner for ASTM International’s cannabis committee, which has grown to more than 500 members worldwide in its first two years.
New Product Helps Users Understand Their Cannabis Tolerance
With a simple cheek swab, TestMyTolerance helps users understand how they may react to the active components of cannabis.
EVIO Launches Pathogen Surveillance Program for Cannabis Cultivators
This service can help producers identify plant pathogens contributing to loss of yield or quality in your grow facility.
Collaboration Sets Out to Improve Cannabis Breeding and Seed Production
The partners aim to create high-quality, comprehensive genome assemblies of several varieties of cannabis to uncover and utilize the genetic variation of the species in a breeding program.
Effects of Smoked Cannabis on Lung Health Unknown: More Research is Needed
Canadian researchers have recently expressed concerns over the unquantified risks associated with smoking cannabis.
More Than One in Ten Heavy Cannabis Users Experience Withdrawal After Quitting Cannabis
As the number of Americans who regularly use cannabis has climbed, so too has the number of those experiencing cannabis withdrawal symptoms.
Engineered Yeast Could Enable the Efficient Production of Pure Cannabinoids
The large scale production of all cannabinoids could soon be possible thanks to a biotech company based in Hungary.
Could Cannabis Make an Effective Dementia Treatment?
Sundial Growers and the University of Saskatchewan have just agreed to investigate the use of cannabis to treat dementia as part of 3 year agreement.
