Most posts regarding medicinal cannabis from Twitter users in the United States are pro-cannabis in nature, according to a new analysis done by researchers at the University of Queensland, Australia.
The findings could explain why the effects of psychedelics, such as neuroplasticity and even antidepressant action, vary between different drugs.
Researchers found that individuals given brownies containing high doses of CBD experienced stronger subjective effects than those given brownies made from a THC-dominant strain, despite both edibles containing the same dose of THC.
Twitter has become the first major social media platform to allow cannabis companies to advertise their products and services in the US.
The study will involve 1,000 participants with a history of psychosis, and take place across 35 centers (mainly) in Europe and North America.
The funding is intended to help local areas support equity applicants, conduct environmental reviews, cover personnel costs, and, ultimately, weaken California’s illicit cannabis market.
The clarification was made to the lawyer Rod Kight, who wrote to the DEA in August 2022, asking for the administration’s stance on the popular THC compounds.
The leading US testing standards organization ASTM International is developing two new testing standards for cannabis samples.
In a press notice published on February 9, William Tong, the attorney general, also announced that he was in the process of sending warning letters to all Connecticut retailers licensed to sell electronic vapes.