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The effects of worms consuming cannabis were researched in a experiment showing that that they got the munchies and craved junk food.

As part of their Well+Being section, The Washington Post released a guide to cannabis terms this month to highlight the key differences between them.

As part of a plan to double its GDP and create more job opportunities, the Isle of Man is looking to grow and export cannabis products for medical use.

Missourians voted to pass Constitutional Amendment 3 in 2022 with sales of recreational cannabis beginning in February 2023.

A test of a small sample of products sold in the Twin Cities revealed amounts of THC past the legal limit.

One of social media’s most popular platforms, Twitter, is altering their advertising policies on cannabis.

Colorado’s HB23-1279 would allow retail online cannabis sales in order to help reduce the amount of cash held in dispensaries.

A recent study examined topical CBD used by athletes for chronic lower extremity pain and physical performance showing it was safe to use and well tolerated.

A recent study examined the link between cannabis use disorder and an increased risk of developing schizophrenia, especially in young males.

A recent USDA study revealed that when cows are fed hemp cake, they will maintain safe levels of both THC and CBD.

Hop latent viroid and black root rot are affecting the growth of cannabis plants across the United States as well as other countries.

Israeli researchers have found that the wooly umbrella (Helichrysum umbraculigerum), a non-cannabis plant, produces several cannabinoids believed only to have belonged to the cannabis plant.

Heading to Tennessee Governor Bill Lee’s desk, is a newly approved cannabis regulatory legislation, specifically for hemp-derived cannabinoids.

Several Senate Republican members shockingly revolted against advancing a bipartisan bill which would allow the Veterans Affairs Department to perform studies and clinical trials on the use of cannabis for treating chronic pain and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

With bipartisan support in both the House and the Senate, the Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act was refiled this week.

One of the co-founders of Ben & Jerry’s, Ben Cohen, has started a new social venture in the cannabis industry.

The Minnesota House recently passed an adult-use cannabis legalization bill.

How much does hemp live up to its advertised potential as a versatile, sustainable crop and what is blocking its path to realizing its full abilities?

Recreational and medical cannabis in Connecticut have profited $22.1 million in sales in March 2023.

New Leaf Ventures Inc. announces their new manufacturing services agreement with Anonymous Buffalo LLC in Washington State through their subsidiary, New Leaf Services LLC.

Recent reports on jobs and banking reveal the latest changes affecting the cannabis industry.

Suncrafted Cannabis will unveil its Cranberry Sunnies, solventless rosin chews, on April 13 at a special launch party being held from 5pm to 8pm at the Speedwell Tavern, 47 Main Street, Plymouth, MA.

A recent study revealed how nearly 6 out of every 10 neighborhoods are located in close proximity of a cannabis dispensary.

Let's hear what analytical track program chair Julie Kowalski is most excited about at Cannabis Science Conference Spring 2023!

In April 2023, two cannabis testing laboratories launched a certification program to promote higher standards for cannabis testing laboratories across the country.

A new bill is aiming to allow Pennsylvania liquor stores to sell recreational cannabis.

The NBA is giving players the option to invest in the cannabis industry under a new deal.

Our 2023 Portland show features interactive off-site event at ChemHistory, Oregon’s premier compliance laboratory, in an immersive full day experience prior to conference.

Saint Louis University’s (St. Louis, Missouri), Cannabis Science and Operations program received the 2023 Outstanding Program by the University Professional and Continuing Education Association (UPCEA).

Oregon Psilocybin Services (OPS) issued first psilocybin manufacturer license since accepting applications earlier this year.