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This Federally-Funded Study Will Test How Cannabis Affects the Brains of HIV Patients

A group of researchers at Cornell University, New York, have been awarded a $11.6 million grant to study how cannabis affects the brains of HIV patients.

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This CBD Coating Could Help Fruit Last Longer

When it comes to strawberries, cream just got a new rival: CBD.

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The Future of Hemp-Derived Cannabinoids and Isomers

Analytical Cannabis spoke with Deepank Utkhede, chief operating officer at the pharmaceutical-grade CBD producer Vantage Hemp, to learn exactly how to turn hemp into an extract.

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Are Your Cannabis-Handling Gloves Clean? Possibly Not

Justine Charneau, head of cannabis sales at the disposable glove supplier Eagle Protect, explains why the gloves used in the cannabis industry could do with a helping hand.

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Cannabis Use Disorder Linked to Depression and Bipolar Disorder in Observational Study

The researchers posit that THC’s effects on the brain’s CB1 receptors may, in some way, be contributing to these increased risks of psychiatric disorders.

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Cannabis Breathalyzers May Not Be Possible, NIST Study Suggests

Cannabis breathalyzers may just be a pipe dream, according to a new federal study.

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What the Cannabis Industry Should Know About Glass

Heavy metals expert Robert Thomas explores how glass could pose a contamination risk in cannabis operations.

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New Hemp Bio-Material Could Rival Plastic, Say Researchers

Researchers from Western University, Canada report the development of new biodegradable hemp-reinforced co-polyesters that could serve as a sustainable substitute for traditional plastic packaging.

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Medical Cannabis Improves Patients’ Quality of Life, Study Finds

Medical cannabis treatment can have a significant positive effect on patients’ health-related quality of life, suggests an observational study from researchers at Swinburne University of Technology, Australia.

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