Cannabis Science & Health
DEA Finally Close to Expanding the Number of Suppliers For Cannabis Research
The announcement is one of the first major cannabis-related actions to come out of the Biden administration.
Alabama Legalizes Medical Cannabis
The new program will allow patients who live with one of 16 qualifying medical conditions, including cancer, a terminal illness, and depression, to buy medical cannabis with the recommendation of a doctor.
The Science of Cannabis Trichomes
Trichomes are the cannabinoid factories of the cannabis plant. But what do we actually know about them?
Scientists Have Created a Chemical That Could Remove Marijuana’s Memory Impairment Effects
The new molecule allowed mice to feel the pain-relieving benefits of THC without any memory impairment.
The Ins and Outs of Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy
Analytical Cannabis' sister publication, Technology Networks, explores the benefits of psychedelic-assisted therapy.
Micropropagation Technique Shows Promise For Cannabis, Study Finds
A new paper reports a method for the micropropagation of hemp which overcomes some of the largest challenges with previous micropropagation methods.
Cannabis Can Treat Chronic Itches, Study Finds
Scientists from Johns Hopkins Medicine say they have found a treatment that can actually satisfy a ceaseless itch: cannabis.
CBD Substitute Shows Promising Pain-Relieving Effects in Mice
New research from scientists at Temple University suggests that KLS-13019, an analog of CBD, may be even more promising for long-term pain management than CBD itself.
Federal Agency Sets a New Standard THC Dose For Cannabis Research
Effective from Friday May 7, 2021, US researchers are now required to measure and report results using the unit in all studies involving THC and human subjects.
