Cannabis Science & Health
European Food Standards Agency Halts CBD Novel Foods Applications
Before the announcement, the European agency had been processing 19 applications for CBD products, all of which are now in limbo.
Psychedelics Can Help Boost Scientific Creativity, Review Finds
Can psychedelic drugs help scientists to solve their technical problems? Yes, according to one recent review.
Vermont Approves its First Testing Lab For Recreational Cannabis
Regulators in Vermont have reportedly licensed the state’s first recreational cannabis testing lab.
Why Cannabinoids Might Be a Problem and a Solution for Autism Spectrum Disorder
In this exclusive Analytical Cannabis article, Dr. Karen Litwa and Dr. Ken Soderstrom of East Carolina University’s Brody School of Medicine explain why cannabis can both help people living with autism and also contribute to the development of the condition during pregnancy.
The Promising Future of Cannabis Testing Laboratories
Kimberly Ross, the chief scientific officer at Peak Compliance, explores the future of cannabis testing in the US, should federal legalization take effect.
Cannabis Products Can Relieve Chronic Pain in the Short-Term, Review Finds
A new review of 25 studies trials has concluded that oral synthetic cannabis products with high amounts of THC can result in moderate short-term improvements in chronic pain.
Family History of Bipolar Disorder Linked to Increased Risk of Cannabis Use Disorder, Study Finds
Cannabis Use Disorder is the most common illicit drug use disorder in the United States and is hallmarked by cravings and other physical withdrawal symptoms when cannabis is not used.
Novel Psychedelic Molecule Shows Promise in Pre-Clinical Cocaine Addiction Treatment Trial
While effective treatments for opioid addictions have been available, this could be the first dedicated treatment for cocaine addiction, which is a global crisis.
British Columbia to Decriminalize Opioids, Cocaine, and MDMA
From next year, Canadians living in the province of British Columbia will be able to possess opioids, cocaine, methamphetamine, and MDMA, the country’s government has announced.
