Cannabis Science & Health
Cannabis Abstinence May Improve Cognition in People with Depression, Study Suggests
The new work from researchers at the University of Toronto reports that visual search speed, sustained attention, and visuospatial working memory were all improved in participants following 28 days of abstinence from cannabis use.
The Problem With Delta-8 THC
Christopher Tasker, CEO of the cannabis firm Global Cannabinoid Solutions, explores the many issues posed by the delta-8 THC boom.
MCR Labs Expands Into Maine
MCR Labs has opened its third cannabis testing lab, its first in the state of Maine.
Pesticide Testing is Now Compulsory for Rhode Island-Grown Cannabis
From today, June 30, all cannabis harvested in the northeastern state must undergo pesticide testing at a cannabis lab.
Cannabis Consumers Have Lower Rates of Liver Cancer, Study Finds
Frequent cannabis consumers are less likely to develop a form of liver cancer than their cannabis-sober counterparts, according to a new study.
Three Cannabis Cultivators Fined $209k for River Pollution in California
Three cannabis cultivators are facing a $209,687 fine for discharging sediment into a northern Californian river.
UK Government Urged to Do More for Cannabinoid Industry in New Report
The UK’s CBD industry is “hamstrung” by poor regulation, according to a new report.
Harvest Hemp Early for Maximum CBD, Scientists Say
Hemp cultivators should harvest their plants before they reach full seed maturity if they want to maximize the amount of CBD that can be extracted, a new study published in Royal Society Open Science suggests.
European CBD Company Reacts to the EFSA’s Decision to Halt Novel Foods Process
Susanne Caspar, CEO of Linnea, a Switzerland-based CBD company, tells Analytical Cannabis what comes next after the EFSA's recent decision.
How to Decarb Weed
Ever wondered how to decarboxylate cannabis in an oven? Analytical Cannabis breaks down the process in this article and the science behind decarboxylation.
