Cannabis Cravings Differ Between the Sexes, Study Finds
Women who regularly consume cannabis experience more intense cravings for the drug than their male counterparts, a study has found.
CBD Shows Promise in Non-cancer Pain Treatment, Study Finds
A new study of the first 400 patients to be prescribed CBD oil in New Zealand suggests that the cannabinoid may be beneficial for treating patients suffering with symptoms of non-cancer pain and mental health conditions.
Cannabaceae: Mapping the Cannabis Family Tree
For those curious about the history of this plant, Analytical Cannabis delves its evolution and taxonomic classification,
First Prescriptions Arrive for Europe’s Largest Medical Cannabis Trial
Supplied by the Latin American company Khiron Life Sciences, the cannabis products will first be issued to UK doctors before being prescribed to the 20,000 patients expected to be involved in the trial.
California Researchers Develop a New Oxidation Test for Cannabis Breathalyzers
Although no such breathalyzer has yet been made, the researchers claim their test is inexpensive and effective enough to hold promise for future practical devices.
‘Largest Ever Cannabis Research Grant’ Will Fund Study Testing Whole-plant CBD Against Single-extract CBD
The $9 million donation will help fund research at Harvard Medical School into how full-spectrum cannabis products differ to those made from a single extracted compound.
What Impact Will Covid-19 Have on the UK Cannabinoid Industry?
Professor Mike Barnes looks to the future of the UK's medical cannabis and CBD sectors.
Marijuana and Memory Loss: What Does the Research Say?
Popular culture has created an enduring trope of the ‘forgetful stoner’ character, one who is mellowed out to the point of confusion and forgetfulness. But are these tropes actually supported by science?
Cannabis Use Makes Young Brains More Sensitive to Cocaine, Finds Rodent Study
The findings reveal a new interplay between the two drugs that has never previously been observed, say the scientists.
