Erin McEvoy

ASTM International’s upcoming conference presents an opportunity to make an impact in global cannabis companies and industries.

Polling data revealed insights into how consumers understand and participate in the legal cannabis market in California.

Several aspects of recreational cannabis sales, regulation, and sales have not been finalized, despite its legalization months prior.

A cannabis company in Jamaica has announced its first exportation of some of its products to the US.

Approval of legislation this week would allow cannabis possession to begin within months.

An article in The Wall Street Journal offered an overview of some of the causes and impacts of contaminated cannabis.

Two cannabinoids were shown to help with both pain relief and healing of fractures.

Two bills would enact protections for Virginia medical cannabis patients’ employment status.

Both the Senate and the House have drafted bills restricting the sale of hemp-derived products.

The proposed amendments detailed several areas in regulating of recreational cannabis in the US territory.

Reflecting shifting consumption habits among young adults, alcohol sales decline as cannabis-infused beverages gain popularity as a substitute.

Clinically significant reductions in symptoms were reported.

Prior research has established the role of cannabis in fighting cancer and this study aimed to see how exactly it works in melanoma.

Our sister publication, Patient Care, analyzed a recent study on the connection between cannabis use and asthma in adolescents and adults in the US.

The latest Healer webinar provided a research update and analysis on recent studies that treated anxiety and PTSD symptoms with cannabis.

A bill to ban unregulated tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) products was approved by a House committee.

Former Colorado Congressman Ed Perlmutter brings his history of dedication to cannabis reform to the organization.

Join us for the final installment of this multipart interview series as the co-founders of Cannabis Patients Pacific Northwest share how they envision the future of cannabis regulations.

To coordinate efforts for the rescheduling road ahead, the S3 Collective held a webinar for anyone with a stake in federal cannabis regulations.

A ballot initiative to expand medical cannabis access in Arkansas has been resubmitted.

The organization, focused on effecting cannabis reform, recently added three new members.

On January 31, 2024, the GMP Collective presented the seventeenth episode in their ongoing webinar series, When Things Go Wrong.

A recently published study provides a detailed look into how cannabis increases appetite.

Kowalski will be coordinating all programming for the conference and will lead the committees making important decisions regarding the event.

The two new triploid seeds made their debut after several years in the making.

Before our first issue of 2024 is published next month, let’s take another look at the most popular topics in our columns from the previous year.

The goal of the testing is to reduce waste from currently used materials.

The recent approval of a bill brings Washington one step closer to long-awaited at-home recreational cannabis cultivation.

To date, many US states permit cannabis use in some form. As cannabis continues to become more prevalent in the country, cannabis courses in higher education institutions are also becoming more common—and necessary in order to meet the need for educated professionals in this expanding industry. One notable institution offering cannabis education courses in a state with relatively new cannabis laws is Saint Louis University (SLU) in Missouri. SLU offers a Certificate in Cannabis Science and Operations, earned through online courses on various topics in the cannabis industry, from cultivation and manufacturing to dispensary ownership and pharmacological properties. In this interview, Stacy Godlewski, director of Saint Louis University’s Cannabis Science and Operations program, shares insights into how the program prepares its students for successful careers in various areas of cannabis business.

As California cracks down on illegal cannabis growing operations, one settlement for $1.75 million was recently approved.