Ozone Can Break Down THC Left on Surfaces by Thirdhand Cannabis Smoke, Study Finds
The researchers found that THC is less volatile than nicotine, as are its observed oxidation products.
UN Reschedules Cannabis in Historic Vote
As the UN’s classification system underpins most countries’ drug laws, this modified definition of cannabis could affect regulations around the world.
Vaping CBD Doesn’t Impair Driving Ability, Study Finds
According to a new study, the likelihood of a driver becoming impaired increases if they vape cannabis with moderate-to-high THC levels. CBD-dominant vape products, however, do not appear to impair driving at all.
Medical Cannabis Cards Launched in UK to Help Thousands Avoid Arrest
Created by medical cannabis campaigners, and backed by several police chiefs, the initiative aims to save thousands from being arrested and prosecuted for cannabis possession.
Israeli Startup Claims to Have Genetically Edited Cannabis to Resist Mildew
The company says it is the first commercial organization to successfully edit a cannabis plant’s genome.
Canopy Growth’s Worm Study Finds CBD Is Safe for Long-Term Use
The Canadian cannabis giant's study suggests that lifelong CBD use is not only safe, it might just lengthen the average lifespan and increase activity levels in old age.
CBD Derivative Could Help Treat Huntington’s Disease and Rare Skin Diseases, Study Suggests
The CBD derivative molecule is an even more potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory than CBD alone, the researchers claim.
California Awards Nearly $30 Million in Funding for Cannabis Research
California’s Bureau of Cannabis Control has awarded $29,950,494 in public university research grant funding to support cannabis-focused research projects in the state.
CBD is Not a Narcotic, EU Court Rules
The decision could have great implications for Europe’s CBD industry and how the EU Commission regulates hemp-derived cannabinoids.
