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The review analyzed more than 2,500 articles, finding inconsistent evidence for certain conditions and an increased risk for harm.

In a first-of-its-kind US field trial, The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, is exploring how hemp biosolids can be utilized as a sustainable fertilizer.

Our top cannabis news topics this week: Texas medical cannabis, first Native American-owned East Coast cannabis brand, pivoting with hemp manufacturing, low-dose CBD and stress, and alcohol-induced liver disease.

The research analyzed data from the Dog Aging Project, finding prevalence of use for certain conditions and behavior changes over time.

The Texas Department of Public Safety has announced a list of nine businesses that will move forward in Phase I of the Texas Compassionate Use Program.

Suncrafted and Tribal Fire have partnered together to launch the first licensed Native American cannabis product brand on the East Coast.

In a UK Biobank study on data from adults aged 60 and older, cannabis use was not found to cause widespread cognitive harm, though with mixed results on benefits and risks.

The retrospective observational study examined the effect of cannabis on the risk of alcohol-associated liver disease in patients with alcohol use disorder.

High Tide recently opened their first Canna Cabana location in Berlin, Germany.

The hemp industry now faces significant changes with new federal regulations. Here's how operators must adapt, strengthen compliance, and pivot product lines to thrive.

Our top cannabis news topics this week: celebrating Green Wednesday, Ohio’s Senate Bill 56 updates, a message from the US Hemp Roundtable, Healer’s November webinar, and research on terpenes and the ECS.

In honor of Green Wednesday on November 26, 2025, we are excited to share with you our Green Wednesday-themed round up of medical cannabis research.

In this interview clip, Darwin Millard, Technical Director of CSQ, explains the importance behind the ASTM D37 Vape Device Safety & Testing Initiative.

In honor of Green Wednesday on November 26 2025, we are excited to share with you our green wednesday-themed round up of pre-roll manufacturing and processing.

As part of our Green Wednesday celebration, Cannabis Science and Technology is highlighting news and research for all things THC.

Check out our exciting 2025 Green Wednesday coverage!

With the new hemp provisions in the government reopening bill, the industry is working towards action to help address the effects of the hemp ban.

In this interview clip, Darwin Millard, Technical Director of CSQ, explains an example of "cannafraud" in the industry and how developing standards can combat these challenges.

Ohio’s Senate Bill 56 has been approved by members of the legislative conference committee, where the group has made revisions to the bill.

This month’s webinar explored recently published studies on cannabis for diabetic neuropathy, chronic low back pain, and opioid induced persistent apnea.

Study researchers from Israel recently discovered that cannabis terpenes can activate endocannabinoid receptors.

Our top cannabis news topics this week: cannabis violations prosecutions and new research on cannabis aromas, osmotic stress, smoking and alcohol, and Alzheimer’s.

In November’s Healer webinar, Dustin Sulak, DO, discussed several studies on how cannabinoids affect symptoms of cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease progression.

A recent study found that smoking cannabis may lead to decreased alcohol consumption.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars in the United States sent an open letter to House and Senate leaders requesting continued cannabinoid research to support veteran treatment alternatives.

In this interview, Steve Ellmore, discusses how cannabis has helped him with his pain, mental health, and inflammation.

The research compared two medical cultivars grown using precision water stress, demonstrating a potential for a genetic tolerance for salinity.

Darrin Smith, the US Attorney for the District of Wyoming, has announced that new guidance from the Department of Justice, has instructed for the prosecution of minor cannabis violations on federal land.