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Cannabis Edibles Shouldn't Appeal to Kids, Say Canadian Regulators

Cannabis edibles will soon be available in Canada, but they'll now have to abide by some confusing rules that may prohibit cannabis cookies and gummies.

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This New Study Will Test Marijuana’s Effect on Type 2 Diabetes

Funded by a new three-year grant worth $744,000, the Californian university will investigate how long-term cannabis use affects type 2 diabetes and other metabolic diseases.

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How to Ensure a Contaminant-free Cannabis Product

Ensuring a contaminant-free cannabis product is no mean feat but it is a goal that can be achieved by labs focusing on just four key testing areas.

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Smoking Marijuana Dates Back 2,500 Years Ago – Study

A new study of ancient incense burners in western China has turned up some of the earliest evidence of cannabis smoking.

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Cannabis and Fertility: Five Things Scientists Want You to Know

Canadian researchers release their five guidelines to help inform any cannabis-using parent-to-be on the plant's fertility risks.

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Switching to Edibles Could Alleviate Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome – Study

A new case study has surprisingly shown that stopping cannabis use may not be necessary to alleviate cannabis hyperemesis syndrome.

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Medical Marijuana Doesn’t Reduce Opioid Deaths – Study

A new study from Stanford University contradicts previous research that claimed cannabis legislation was eroding opioid use.

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Can Cannabinoids Treat Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder?

A new scientific review hints that cannabinoids could well be an effective treatment for the disorder.

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Everything You Need to Know About the FDA’s Hearing on CBD

The FDA held a public hearing to consider CBD as a dietary supplement. So what did they decide?

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