CBD Helps Treat Exhaustion in Healthcare Workers, Study Finds
Could CBD be a viable treatment for burn-out among healthcare workers? One research group thinks so.
FDA Reaffirms That CBD Isn’t a Dietary Supplement
In a letter to the CBD company Charlotte’s Web, the agency said that the company’s full spectrum hemp extract “cannot be used in dietary supplements pursuant to the dietary supplement exclusion provision [of CBD].”
New Psychedelic Drugs May Aid in Reducing Alcohol Consumption
Preclinical studies set to investigate the utility of a series of psychedelic-inspired drugs are now underway in Florida.
Another Study Suggests Marijuana Can Alter Sperm Volume and Health
But the side effects weren’t all bad. The study also found that men who smoked marijuana were more likely to have sperm that swam faster.
Is "Problem" Cannabis Use A Covid-19 Risk Factor?
Research indicates problematic marijuana use is correlated with poorer Covid-19 outcomes.
Cancer Patients Use Less Marijuana Than the General Public
A new study from researchers at Massey Cancer Center shows that as many states were legalizing recreational marijuana, cancer patients continued to abstain in large numbers.
The Majority of Recreational Cannabis Dispensaries in California Comply With ID Check Requirements
The vast majority (96.8 percent) of recreational, adult-use dispensaries in California require an ID check before a purchase, as per state law, according to a new study.
Most Cannabis Labs Correctly Test THC and CBD in Hemp Oil, NIST Study Finds
The majority of cannabis testing labs in the US appear to correctly quantify the amount of THC and CBD in hemp oil products, according to a new report from the federal agency.
Aurum Labs Becomes Second Lab in Colorado to Be Certified to Test Hemp
The Durango-based company announced that it had been awarded the certification from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE).
