Cannabis Science & Health
New Study Finds Metal Particles in Unused Cannabis Vape Liquids
Even unused cannabis vape pens may contain metal particles, according to a new study led by researchers at the National Research Council of Canada.
Oregon Regulator Recalls THC Extracts Due to Pesticide Concerns
The recall affects 9,300 product units that are still on the market and 13,600 units that were sold to consumers.
Hemp-Fed Cows Get ‘High’, Study Finds
Dairy cows that eat a cannabinoid-rich form of silage made from industrial hemp seem to feel the high, a new study from the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment suggests.
President Biden Signs Medical Cannabis Research Bill
Biden signed the bill on Friday, December 5, becoming the first US president to approve a cannabis-specific piece of legislation.
Is Ayahuasca Safe? We Ask a Researcher
Dr. Perkins spoke with Technology Networks – the sister publication of Analytical Cannabis – to provide context on the latest research study and the next steps for the research group.
In New York, 40% of Illicit Cannabis Products Contain Contaminants, Report Finds
In a new report published on November 30, local cannabis advocacy groups claim that many of these products are dangerous.
Positive Media Coverage of Cannabis Trials Could Be Influencing Placebo Effect, Study Claims
Individuals who take a placebo in cannabis-pain trials tend to report roughly the same levels of pain relief as those who receive the active cannabinoid, a new meta-analysis has found.
X-Rays Can Decontaminate Cannabis While Retaining Terpenes, Study Finds
Cannabis flower can be safely sterilized with low levels of X-ray radiation, according to a new study.
Alcohol Use Rises When States Legalize Cannabis, Study Finds
The implementation of recreational cannabis laws may be associated with increased alcohol use, according to a new study published in JAMA Health Forum.
