Scientific studies and research findings
8 articles
Science & ResearchNew research links high-potency cannabis to increased psychosis rates, forcing the legal cannabis industry to reckon with public health concerns as THC concentrations in products far exceed historical levels.
New JAMA study tracking 400,000+ adolescents finds those who used cannabis as teens showed higher rates of psychosis, depression, and anxiety in adulthood, raising questions for regulators and industry.
Science & ResearchCannabis wellness sector examines mental health applications as companies market products for emotional regulation amid growing consumer demand for stress relief.
Science & ResearchCalifornia has allocated $3 million to develop testing methods that can distinguish cannabis-derived terpenes from synthetic or botanical additives in vape products, potentially reshaping how the state enforces its ban on non-cannabis flavoring agents.
Science & ResearchCanadian researchers found cannabis poses less harm than alcohol and tobacco, reinforcing decades of similar findings that contrast with federal scheduling policies.
Science & ResearchA medical review calling for better cannabis research methodology was mischaracterized as a health warning by mainstream outlets, highlighting ongoing challenges in accurate science communication.
Science & ResearchNew research examines hemp oil's potential as a treatment for hair loss, offering hope for natural solutions in personal care.
Science & ResearchAOAC INTERNATIONAL advances its Cannabis/Hemp PT Program to enhance testing standards, critical for product safety and industry credibility.
