Cannabis Science & Health
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.
Psychedelics Company to Provide Free LSD to Researchers
The psychedelics company Ceruvia Lifesciences is offering to supply LSD, at no cost, to qualified researchers.
Cannabis Consumers Are Less Aware of Their Own Unhealthy Relationship Behaviors, Study Finds
Cannabis-consumers might be less aware of their poor communication to their partner, according to a new study.
Underage Cannabis Use Becomes More Common After Legalization, Study Finds
Young people are more likely to begin using cannabis once recreational cannabis laws are passed in their state, a new study published in Addiction has found.
CBD Has No Effect on Driving Ability, Study Finds
None of the CBD doses seemed to affect the participants’ driving scores.
Cannabis E-Cigarette Composition and Voltage Significantly Affect Toxicity, Study Finds
A new study from experts at Harvard University has found that the operational voltage of vape equipment and the chemical composition of e-liquids can greatly affect the physicochemical properties of vape aerosols, as well as their toxicity and inflammatory effects on the body.
More People Are Using Medical Cannabis Than Medical Records Suggest, Study Finds
The new research led by scientists at the Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute surveyed nearly 1,700 ordinary primary care patients and asked about their previous history with cannabis use, before comparing this to their existing medical records.
