Cannabis Policy
Researchers Call For More Age Restrictions on Cannabis TikTok Videos
According to the research, more than half of cannabis-related TikTok videos portray the drug in a positive light, with around one-fourth of these videos directly promoting the social acceptability of cannabis use.
The DEA Wants to Add Five More Psychedelics to Schedule I Controlled Substances List
While the DEA says that these drugs all “have a high potential for abuse,” advocates argue that the new rule could lead to more harm than good.
Over 40 Percent of Alcohol and Cannabis Users Report Driving Under the Influence
Examining the effect of simultaneous alcohol and cannabis use on self-report driving under the influence of alcohol-only, cannabis-only, and both substances using a nationally representative sample could contribute to better understanding the impact in adolescents and adults.
Pennsylvania Regulator Recalls Hundreds of Cannabis Vapes
The vape products are to be removed because they contain ingredients “not approved for inhalation” by the FDA, according to the state Department of Health.
Cannabis Vapor Testing Expected to Begin Imminently in Colorado
Kaycha Labs tells Analytical Cannabis that its vapor testing method is on the verge of being certified by the state.
Mississippi Legalizes Medical Cannabis
The state governor, Tate Reeves, signed a legalization bill on Wednesday, February 2.
Testing Cannabis Competitively: A Conversation with the Emerald Cup’s Lab Partner, SC Labs
To learn more about what it means for cannabis labs to partner with competitive cannabis events, and just how involved they are in the judging process, Analytical Cannabis caught up with SC Labs co-founders Jeff Gray and Josh Wurzer.
Californian Regulator Recalls Cannabis Flower Due to Mold Contamination
A batch of dried cannabis flower has been recalled by California’s Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) after it was found to be contaminated with Aspergillus niger.
Most Cannabis Consumers Are Confident to Drive When They’re Most Intoxicated, Study Finds
Many cannabis-high drivers consider themselves safe to drive when they’re actually at their most impaired, according to a new study.
