Cannabis Science & Health
Young Cannabis Consumers Still Prefer Bongs, Study Finds
The study surveyed nearly 300 young Canadian university students and found that bongs and joints were still the preferred methods of cannabis use for the vast majority of students.
Tackling Cannabis Facility Design with Urban-Gro
To learn more about the services that are available to new cultivators setting up shop, Analytical Cannabis spoke with Arie Kamp, managing director at urban-gro Europe, a leading architectural and engineering firm that is already applying its design-build expertise to the cannabis industry.
An Update on Synthetic Cannabinoid Research
Kenneth B. Walsh, a professor of pharmacology, physiology, and neuroscience at the University of South Carolina, updates us on the latest research from the world of synthetic cannabinoid receptor agonists.
CBD Can Reduce Stress in Dogs, Mars Petcare Study Finds
A single dose of CBD may reduce the stress in dogs caused by car travel or being left alone, according to the new study.
How Controlling Cannabis Genetics Can Boost Crops
Mark Lewis, president of Napro Research, outlines how genetics can be harnessed to secure the future of cannabis.
Raphael Mechoulam, “Father of Cannabis Science”, Dies at Age 92
The news comes from friends and colleagues who have shared their condolences and tributes.
Hop Latent Viroid is a Major Threat to the Cannabis Industry, Review Claims
The review details the discovery of HLVd in hops and subsequently in the cannabis plant, provides a brief overview of the extent of these infections in the industry, and offers guidance on the prevention and management of infections.
Colorado Regulator Issues Another Warning About Moldy Flower
State regulators in Colorado have issued another health and safety notice after “potentially unsafe levels” of total yeast and mold and Aspergillus were found in batches of cannabis flower.
Legal Cannabis Played a Role in Worsening Cannabis Use Problems Among Veterans, Study Finds
Medical and recreational cannabis use laws “played a significant”, yet small, role in the spiking rates of cannabis use disorder seen among veterans, a new study has found.
