Cannabis Science & Health
Cannabis Oil Provides ‘Moderate’ Treatment For Tourette’s, Trial Finds
Cannabis oil is just as effect at reducing the number of tics a person with Tourette’s syndrome experiences as many existing treatments, according to a new study.
‘Many’ Cannabis Samples Are Adulterated in Colorado, Says Regulator
The cannabis regulator in Colorado has identified ‘many examples’ of adulterated test batches, according to a recent notice.
Uncovering the Mechanisms of Action of Psychedelic Drugs
Psychedelics can be classified into three main groups, but how does each type affect the brain?
Cannabis Beverages Are Finally Taking Off, Thanks to Emulsification Technologies
Ruth Fisher explains how emulsification works and why it's transforming cannabis beverages.
RAW Rolling Paper Producer Awarded a Further $446,000 in Lawsuit With Republic Tobacco
The manufacturer of RAW Organic Hemp rolling papers – a popular brand among cannabis consumers – has reportedly resolved its seven-year court battle with Republic Tobacco (also known as Republic Brands).
New Drug Can Treat Cannabis Use Disorder, Researchers Say
Encouraged by these findings, the researchers say that they are currently operating a longer three-month study of the drugs in patients seeking treatment for CUD.
Mice Don’t Gain As Much Weight if Given THC, Study Finds
Cannabis consumers tend to be a little leaner than those who don’t use the drug, and a group of researchers may have just figured out why.
Testing Cannabis for Hop Latent Viroid: In Conversation with SC Labs
To learn more about HLVd and to hear some top tips for how to test crops, Analytical Cannabis caught up with Josh Wurzer, SC Labs’ president and co-founder.
No Differences Between Equivalent Doses of LSD, Mescaline, and Psilocybin, Study Finds
There are no significant differences in the effects of LSD, mescaline, or psilocybin when given at equivalent doses, according to a new study.
