Mice Don’t Gain As Much Weight if Given THC, Study Finds
Cannabis consumers tend to be a little leaner than those who don’t use the drug, and a group of researchers may have just figured out why.
No Differences Between Equivalent Doses of LSD, Mescaline, and Psilocybin, Study Finds
There are no significant differences in the effects of LSD, mescaline, or psilocybin when given at equivalent doses, according to a new study.
Liver Injuries Linked to Recalled Colorado Cannabis Edible
The Colorado Department of Revenue said that it had been made aware of “adverse health events” related to 1906 Midnight Drops, a cannabis-infused edible marketed as a sleep aid.
This Federally-Funded Study Will Test How Cannabis Affects the Brains of HIV Patients
A group of researchers at Cornell University, New York, have been awarded a $11.6 million grant to study how cannabis affects the brains of HIV patients.
Minnesota Legalizes Recreational Cannabis
Minnesota has become the 23rd US state to legalize the personal possession and use of recreational cannabis.
This CBD Coating Could Help Fruit Last Longer
When it comes to strawberries, cream just got a new rival: CBD.
Cannabis Use Disorder Linked to Depression and Bipolar Disorder in Observational Study
The researchers posit that THC’s effects on the brain’s CB1 receptors may, in some way, be contributing to these increased risks of psychiatric disorders.
Cannabis Breathalyzers May Not Be Possible, NIST Study Suggests
Cannabis breathalyzers may just be a pipe dream, according to a new federal study.
New Hemp Bio-Material Could Rival Plastic, Say Researchers
Researchers from Western University, Canada report the development of new biodegradable hemp-reinforced co-polyesters that could serve as a sustainable substitute for traditional plastic packaging.
