Canadian Collaborators Launch Medical Cannabis Liver Disease Program
Cannabinoids have demonstrated potential as treatments for liver diseases such as non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), and fibrosis.
Breakthrough in Cannabinoid Drug Delivery May Enhance Medical Use of CBD
In a unique and potentially transformative drug delivery technique, PreveCeutical Medical is engineering the world's first nose-to-brain drug delivery platform.
New Vegas-based Cannabis Testing Lab Almost Ready to Open
MA Analytics is finalizing the policies and procedures as well as their operations ahead of the laboratory's final inspection by the State of Nevada
The Evidence is in, Cannabis Can Reduce Prescription Opioid Use
A new study suggests that smoking cannabis may lower the number of prescription opioids needed to produce pain relief.
Cannabis Science Groundbreaking Cancer Research Skyrockets with More Views Than 95% of all Frontiers Articles
The Cannabis Science, Dana-Farber research team has now begun next level planning to bring this efficacious research to full commercialization.
GreenSpace Labs, 4-time NBA Champion Partner to Launch Mobile Pesticide Testing Device
Originally developed for the U.S. military to test for nerve agents and toxic metals, GreenLite technology has been repurposed to detect pesticides and toxic metals in cannabis.
WeedMD Joins Israeli-led Cannabis Database Project
WeedMD will contribute samples of 25 strains for cannabinoid composition analysis to create comprehensive profiles of each strains unique characteristics.
Audit of Oregon Liquor Control Commission Highlights Flaws in Regulatory Systems
The report found that although positive steps have been taken to better regulate recreational cannabis in the state, further work is required.
Research Interest into Cannabis-based Skin Treatments Growing
As cannabis has anti-inflammatory properties there may be potential for topical cannabis to improve conditions such as acne, psoriasis and eczema by reducing the inflammation associated with these diseases.
