The debate on THC restrictions and CBD regulations in the UK continues.
Hospitalized cannabis users with a heart arrhythmia were 4.5 times more likely to die in hospital than those without heart rhythm problems, the study found.
The UK’s de facto CBD regulator has begun approving CBD food products for sale.
In a new study, many cancer patients reported significant improvements in sleep disruptions and a decreased use of other medication for insomnia.
The Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB) are considering changes to its state cannabis regulations which would remove the requirement for cannabis treated with irradiation to display the international symbol for irradiation, the Radura.
State authorities in Oklahoma have revoked the license of a medical cannabis testing lab on the grounds of public health and safety.
In a new meta-analysis of past cannabis impairment studies, researchers at the University of Sydney have identified a “window of impairment” following medium and high-dose cannabis use, during which users should avoid driving.
The paper found that, while cannabis consumers have higher rates of psychotic experiences than non-consumers, the difference was indeed more pronounced among those with a high genetic predisposition to schizophrenia.
Both the cannabis users and non-users showed similar resting heart rates and blood pressure levels, but the study’s authors are still concerned that even young cannabis consumers have an elevated risk of developing cardiovascular disease.