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Researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine aim to understand the interaction between cannabis use and the virus.

Researchers Awarded $11.6 Million Grant to Study the Effect of Cannabis and HIV on the Brain

Noting the current lack of an accurate cannabis breathalyzer, researchers in a protocol development study analyzed levels of THC before and after participants smoked cannabis.

Pilot Study Points to the Need to Develop Accurate Breathalyzers for Cannabis

Cal Poly Humboldt plans a two-year community-based study on the plant genetics and history from legacy cannabis communities in the state.

California University to Begin First-of-its-Kind Research Study on Legacy Plants and Communities

This article provides insights into the opportunities involving the genetic modification of cannabis. 

Maximizing Cultivation Efficiency Through the Utilization of Genetic Technology

David Hodes has written for many cannabis publications, and organized or moderated sessions at national and international cannabis trade shows. He was voted the 2018 Journalist of the Year by Americans for Safe Access, the world’s largest medical cannabis advocacy organization.

Searching for purer, minor cannabinoids is the goal of new extraction research as extractors dig deeper into the diversity of the plant.

Innovations in Extraction Targeting Specific Wellness Goals

The current challenges and future perspectives of the purification of cannabinoids from cannabis extracts are presented in this review article.

Purification and Isolation of Cannabinoids: Current Challenges and Perspectives

One important element of creating the ideal growing environment for cannabis is often overlooked: air quality. Here, we look at why this is important as well as best practices for mitigating poor air quality.

The Importance of Air Quality in Cannabis Cultivation

Newly passed legislation in Arizona establishes funding for research into therapeutic potential of psilocybin.

Arizona to Fund Psilocybin Research and Establish Psilocybin Research Council

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

Worms Can Get Munchies Too from Consuming Cannabis

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