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Steep Hill Expands Into Oregon

Jmîchaeĺe Keller, President and CEO of Steep Hill has announced that it has licensed its cannabis testing technology to highly respected pain and addiction physician Dr. Carl Balog.

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Cannabis Medicine: Providing Patients with the Right Chemical Profile for Their Condition

Analyzing the complex chemistry of the cannabis plant may help scientists to develop specific cannabis-based drugs for specific conditions.

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Almost 70% of CBD Extracts Sold Online Are Mislabeled

Products containing either too little or too much CBD than labeled could negate potential clinical benefit to patients.

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Only So Green: Pesticides in Cannabis Clones

Pesticides in the environment alone could push cannabis above some regulatory limits.

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FDA Warns Companies Marketing Unproven Cannabis-derived Products

The agency has issued warning letters to four companies illegally selling products online that claim to prevent, diagnose, treat, or cure cancer without evidence to support these outcomes.

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EVIO Expands Testing Services at its Northern California Laboratory

In anticipation of California's new testing rules EVIO has invested in additional instrumentation to offer a full suite of testing services including pesticide, microbiological, and expanded cannabinoid potency testing.

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Front Range Bio, UC Davis Form Partnership for Cannabis Genomics Research

The project aims to improve this crop to reduce growers reliance on pesticides and excessive application of fertilizers.

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Cannabis Testing in the Home of the Coffee Shop

The Netherlands has long been known for its relatively liberal approach to cannabis but testing is far from commonplace here.

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Mapping the Genetics of Cannabis

DNA sequencing has allowed scientists to compile robust genetic profiles of organisms large and small, but Cannabis has remained a high-profile exception, until now.

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