A Dose of Psilocybin Can Fight Depression For Two Weeks, Study Finds
A single, moderate dose of psilocybin combined with psychological support counseling can rapidly and significantly reduce symptoms of depression, a new study has found.
Connecticut Bags $359K in Recreational Cannabis Sales on Launch Day
The first legal recreational cannabis products have been sold in Connecticut, 18 months after the state governor legalized the drug by signing a bill.
Colorado Recalls More Cannabis Flower Due to Mold Concerns
The state recalls are the first of 2023.
Patients Should Be Screened For Cannabis Use Before Surgery, Say New Guidelines
All patients undergoing anesthesia should be asked about their cannabis habits, according to new guidelines released this month by the American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine.
California Lawyers File Their Fourth Lawsuit Against a Cannabis Company For Allegedly Inflating the Potency of Its Products
Two Californian lawyers are on a roll when it comes to cannabis company lawsuits.
‘Cannabis Poisonings’ in Young Children Have Skyrocketed in the Past Five Years, Study Finds
The number of cannabis edible exposures in young children increased by 1,375% from 2017 to 2021, a new study has found.
Analytical Cannabis Named ‘Unsung Hero’ by NewsGuard
The credibility watchdog praised Analytical Cannabis’ dedication to fact-based reporting of cannabis industry events and relevant scientific research.
Aurum Labs Shuts Its Doors
Speaking to Analytical Cannabis, the lab’s president confirmed that the decision to close was partly due to the pressures of lab shopping.
Most Psychedelic Drug Users Believe in a Higher Power Following Their Trip, Study Finds
While these psychedelics users did tend to report an increased belief in the paranormal after their trip, superstitious beliefs largely remained unchained.
