Cannabis Science & Health
DEA Wants More Cannabis Grown for Research in 2020
The federal government now wants 3,200 kilograms of legal cannabis to be grown in 2020.
Study Launched To Improve Counseling for Youth with Cannabis Use Disorder
Researchers have received a $3.2 million grant to test a text-delivered counseling program for young adults ages 18 to 25 with cannabis use disorder.
Meager Medical Cannabis Research Is Failing Elderly Patients – Study
Older adults are using cannabis more than ever, yet research on the topic is too scarce to properly inform policymakers, according to a new study.
Society of Cannabis Clinicians Names Its Official Journal
The Society of Cannabis Clinicians say its new journal will help advance the understanding of medical cannabis to help inform a whole community of medical specialists.
Meet the Israeli-American Initiative That’s Cataloging Cannabis Research
Analytical Cannabis learns more about the America Israel Cannabis Association's database, which showcases the cannabis studies and clinical trials happening in Israel right now.
A Guide to the Expanding Portfolio of Cannabis Extracts, Infusions, and Concentrates
Cannabis extracts are some of the fastest growing products in the blooming industry, which has led to a wide portfolio of different cannabis extracts, infusions, and concentrates.
Cannabis Treatments for PTSD Show Promise but Lack Evidence, Review Finds
Despite increasing prescription rates, cannabis treatments for PTSD aren’t supported by enough evidence, according to a new review of existing studies.
Hemp vs Marijuana: Is There a Difference?
They may have different laws and social attitudes associated with them, but at their roots, are hemp and marijuana really that different?
Endocannabinoids Help the Brain Forget Fearful Memories, Study Finds
Cannabis-like substances could help the brain unlearn fear-filled memories, according to an early-stage experimental study.
