Antidote to Synthetic Cannabis ‘Spice’ Intoxication Could Be Found in Slimming Drug
Early research from Queen Mary University of London has potentially found an antidote that can rapidly stop the intoxicating effects of cannabis and synthetic cannabinoids.
Oncogenic Toxins Discovered in Cannabis Oil
Portland State University found potential cancerous compounds in butane cannabis oil and extract.
University Offers First Medicinal Plant Degree Focused on Cannabis Testing
Northern Michigan University has created a undergraduate degree that offers students the opportunity to train in the emerging cannabis industry.
Thermo Partners with Canadian Testing Lab Supra THC Services
This agreement is the first of its kind between a Canadian cannabis company and a world leader in Health Science services and sets out to develop a "Centre of Excellence in Plant Based Medicine Analytics".
Substantial Pesticide Contamination in California Cannabis Clones
Study from scientists at Steep Hill Labs reveals evidence of consistent pesticide presence within cannabis clones.
New Study Reveals Surprising Truth of Cannabis Use in Cancer Patients
In a state where cannabis is legal for both medicinal and recreational use, a quarter of patients with cancer believed cannabis helped treat physical and psychological symptoms of their disease.
Cannabis, 'Spice' - You Better Think Twice
Scientists are warning cannabis users of a danger coming from cannabinoid abuse.
Emerald Proficiency Tests Approved for Colorado Regulatory Compliance in Cannabis Testing
Colorado is one of many states to require proficiency testing in order for cannabis laboratories to be certified to conduct required testing of cannabis products for quality, content and consumer safety.
Many Medical Students Are Not Trained to Prescribe Medical Marijuana
Despite 29 states legalizing marijuana for medicinal use, few medical students are being trained to prescribe the drug.
