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One laboratory’s concerns lead to a closer look at Montana’s still-developing cannabis program.

The USDA has declared that it is safe to grow and breed hemp in the US.

Patient access to medical cannabis will increase greatly in the coming weeks.

Governor Gavin Newsom signs SB 622, a CannaCraft-sponsored bill, which will work to reduce plastic waste in the California cannabis industry.

Citing concerns with the increasing prevalence of cannabis in the country, the Prime Minister plans to curb ongoing legalization.

A recent study detailed how drug decriminalization did not increase the risk of overdose-related deaths.

The study’s principal investigator recently provided more information about the new trial compared to a previous one in 2017.

A study performed by Radicle Science showed how the MDSleep formulation can help benefit anxiety, sleep, stress, and overall well-being.

A new white paper provides in-depth analysis and recommendations to increase patient access to therapeutic psychedelics in Canada.

Union College located in Union County, New Jersey, has partnered with Green Flower to create cannabis training programs to help meet with the industry’s workforce demand.

Accredited cannabis certification organization launches new standard focused on retail safety.

A panel of individuals from standards-setting organizations and accreditation bodies reviewed the role they each play within the cannabis sector and offered insights into the future of the industry to close out the analytical science track at Cannabis Science Conference Fall on Friday, September 22nd.

Our sister publication, Pharmacy Times, covered recent study results that could lead to an FDA approval for MDMA to treat post-traumatic stress disorder by the end of 2023.

A Senate committee passed a measure to advance the SAFER Banking Act which will now go to a full vote in the chamber and potentially open doors in the cannabis industry.

Veterans took center stage at Cannabis Science Conference Fall to kick off the medical track with an important film screening followed by a panel discussion.

Our sister publication, LCGC, covered a presentation from Scott Churchill, Vice President of Scientific Development for MCR Labs, in the Analytical Track of the Cannabis Science Conference Fall 2023.

An NCAA committee has made a formal recommendation to remove cannabis from their banned substances list for college athletes.

Our sister publication, LCGC, covered a presentation from Zacariah Hildenbrand, PhD, in the Analytical Track of the Cannabis Science Conference Fall 2023.

Our sister publication, LCGC, covered Christopher Hudalla of ProVerde Laboratories Inc. talk from our Cannabis Science Conference Fall 2023 show where he discussed how using liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry (LC–MS) could be used to quantify specific classes of PPL constituents that can help streamline cannabis extraction.

Here, Mike Verret from Mother Earth Wellness explains historical and cultural shifts in the perception of cannabis.

Our sister publication, Pharmacy Times, recently published an article covering indigenous use of ayahuasca and DEA restrictions.

Katherine Golden, a registered nurse and CEO, executive director, and founder of Leaf411, shared with our sister brand, Cannabis Patient Care, how cannabis can be a powerful tool as an alternative or adjunct treatment for someone who is struggling with acute or chronic pain.

If passed, the possession, use, and cultivation of certain natural psychedelic substances would be decriminalized starting in 2025.

In a recent article, our sister publication, Pharmacy Times, reports on how the opioid settlement framework could have a significant impact on the future of cannabis distribution and its role in health care.

Joining other Caribbean nations such as Jamaica and Antigua, the Commonwealth of the Bahamas is re-examining its cannabis laws.

Rhode Island cannabis cultivator, Fire Ganja, may lose their license to grow cannabis due to unregistered plants and ownership issues.

In a recent vote, New York regulators agreed to allow medical cannabis operators to apply for adult-use retail licenses.

A tribe in western North Carolina recently approved recreational cannabis, resulting in proposed federal legislation in response.