Erin McEvoy

Workers at a medical and recreational cannabis cultivation facility in Connecticut recently voted to unionize.

Learn more about how our Canna Boot Camp will educate attendees on the latest advancements in the cannabis industry in an interactive, workshop setting.

Ahead of anticipated FDA approval of psychedelic therapies, two organizations joined together to publish guidelines for practitioners.

Recent legislation creates a different approach to legal cannabis in the state.

A recent lawsuit brought to the state’s Superior Court challenges the constitutionality of several aspects of cannabis sales.

A recently published study tracked American adults’ opinions over several years on smoking cannabis compared to smoking tobacco.

Though cannabis remains illegal for recreational purposes, cultivators can be issued licenses for producing fiber and seeds.

The seventh installment in the series looks at cannabis use in people over 50 years old, the stigma surrounding cannabis use, and the concept of ‘plants over pills.’

The small study will begin later this year and seeks to further understand brain function in gambling disorder.

Recent coverage highlighted how banking and social equity in the cannabis industry are connected.

The recent legislation addresses THC limit, licenses, and extracts.

Licenses for new cannabis dispensaries are temporarily suspended following a lawsuit filed by service-disabled veterans.

Hear more from Kim Stuck, author of the Cannabis Science and Technology blog Stuck on Compliance, share how cannabis helped her maintain weight and manage pain during chemotherapy.

One month after recreational cannabis became legal, sales exceeded expectations.

As of August 1, 2023, possession and home cultivation of cannabis for personal use under certain conditions became legal.

New testing requirements for the Aspergillus fungus are harming cannabis companies, the lawsuit claims.

Citing a lack of studies on CBD concentrations in products available to consumers, this study tested a larger range of sample products than previous studies.

The merger, 16 months in the planning process, has been called off in a mutual agreement between the two companies.

Today’s “In the News” features a sampling of three recent articles with perspectives on the topic of cannabis brands tied to celebrities.

Americans for Safe Access, the nation’s largest member-based organization promoting safe access to medical cannabis, recently released a detailed report on how disparities in state cannabis testing programs affect the health of patients.

Growing cannabis, both indoors or outdoors, impacts the environment in several significant ways and one challenge of today’s cultivators is to consider how to lessen the negative effects of overwatering, pesticides, energy usage, and plastic pollution.

Pharmaceutical developer Oxford Cannabinoid Technologies recently described the potential of its latest cannabinoid-based immunotherapy treatment.

Growing trend in drug testing: more employers are changing their drug testing policies around cannabis.

Perzimmon #2 Live Dried flower from Industry Processing Solutions receives top honor at the Emerald Cup in the “Innovative Product: Consumable” category.

Cannabis Science and Technology® is pleased to announce the addition of Dominika Gruszecka to its editorial advisory board.

All THC-containing products must be sold exclusively at licensed dispensaries only.

Our sister publication, CURE, recently spoke with Kim Stuck, breast cancer survivor and author of our blog Stuck on Compliance.

A recently published study compared various methods and associated costs of treating difficult-to-treat depression.

Recreational cannabis was approved in the state in June 2021, sales began at the beginning of 2023, and medical cannabis has been legal since 2012.

Recent activity in the Senate focuses on both recreational and medical cannabis regulations and reforms.