Disposable Cannabis Vape Cartridges May Pose Latent Lead Exposure Risk, Study Finds
Stored cannabis vape cartridges and lead leaching may pose a risk to consumer health, an early study shared with Analytical Cannabis has found.
Most US States with Recreational Cannabis Access Had Fewer EVALI Cases, Study Finds
The new study found that states without a legal recreational marijuana market were more likely to have more EVALI cases per capita.
Want to Study Thousands of CBD Products? The FDA is Hiring
The FDA is looking to hire a contractor to study thousands of CBD product samples to help the administration develop regulations for products containing the compound.
Cannabis and Cancer: What Does the Research Say?
Reduced nausea, pain, and tumor growth are benefits that could make cannabis a potential add-on to cancer treatment, but further safety profiling will determine the plant's future role.
A Q&A For CBD in the UK
Mike Barnes offers his expert insight on CBD and how it can be used.
Adults With Depression Are More Likely to Consume Cannabis, Study Finds
Health surveys show that rates of cannabis consumption have been steadily growing in the US, particularly among people living with depression.
Medical Marijuana Leads to Fewer Hospitalizations in Sickle Cell Disease Study
The patients were also more likely to use edible cannabis products compared with inhaled products.
Cannabis Use May Risk Cardiovascular Health, Says American Heart Association
While cannabis may have useful applications in some areas of medicine, cardiovascular health may not be one of them, according to the American Heart Association.
Europe’s Largest Medical Cannabis Trial Has Begun
Project Twenty21, a two-year-long medical cannabis research project in the UK, has gone live.
