Research

Researchers analyzed data from more than 5000 chronic pain patients across 36 US states.

A scoping review of 41 studies finds physicians nationwide report a lack sufficient training to counsel patients on medical cannabis use, with mixed perceptions on favorability of its use.

The Cannabis Research Institute (CRI) at the University of Illinois is actively advancing the cannabis industry through a multifaceted, science-driven, and equity-focused approach. Led by Dr. Reginald Gaudino, CRI distinguishes itself through mandates emphasizing community engagement, social and geographical equity, and real-world impact within Illinois. CRI’s holistic approach aims to strengthen Illinois’ cannabis and hemp industries by integrating scientific research, community needs, and educational empowerment.

Here, we bring you our top five recent articles covering veterans and medical cannabis, cannabis legalized by the Omaha tribe, low THC extracts for Rett syndrome, ICE raids at a cannabis farm, and our newest Noid Factoid.

The results from the in vivo animal study also suggest sex-specific responses to cannabinol (CBN).

According to a recent study, low THC cannabis extracts could be a potential tool for children diagnosed with Rett Syndrome.

Here, we bring you our top five recent articles covering revoking medical cannabis cards in Florida, testing and sampling initiative in Missouri, our mid-year regulations roundup, depenalization ordinance stopped in Texas, and accuracy in THC labeling in flower versus concentrates.

Data from a recent study discovered that THC labeling was more accurate in concentrate products than with cannabis flower.

Despite federal hurdles, WSU researchers at the Center for Cannabis Policy Research and Outreach (CCPRO) are expanding cannabis science and collaboration.

Daniela Vergara, PhD, discusses her work with on the production of photo periods and the importance of data sharing.

We’re halfway through 2025, so let’s revisit the top five articles this year covering research, regulations, and other industry insights.

The results highlight gender disparities, uncertainty about vape contents, and the growing use of synthetic products.

Here, we bring you our top five recent articles covering medical cannabis in Texas, cease-and-desist letter response, pardons in Maryland, cannabis in Thailand, and research on autism and cannabis.

Results included improvements in aggression, hyperactivity, and communication, but a strong placebo effect was also observed.

Here, we bring you our top five recent articles covering medical cannabis in Hawaii, a new dispensary in Connecticut, pesticide testing in California, a cease-and-desist letter to a dispensary on Long Island, and a global survey on cannabis for endometriosis.

The study tested the effects of real-world cannabis products categorized by four modes of administration: dabbing, vaping, bong-like, or joint-like products.

A survey of nearly 900 endometriosis patients across 28 countries highlights cannabis as a preferred alternative to pharmaceuticals, despite legal, social, and medical communication barriers.

A recent study found that CBD gummies may not have accurate labeling on how much the cannabinoid it contains.

Here, we bring you our top five recent articles covering safety regulations in North Carolina, licenses in Minnesota, the FDA’s FY2026 Agriculture appropriations bill, cannabis taxes in California, and antifungal properties of CBD and CBDV.

Researchers analyzed national data over a 16-year timeframe to identify who receives treatment for cannabis use disorder (CUD).

The cannabinoids cannabidiol (CBD) and cannabidivarin (CBDV) showed antifungal activity in both in vivo tests and in vitro wound models.

Nearly halfway through 2025, let’s revisit what new scientific updates and insights have been happening in the industry.

Here, we bring you our top five recent articles covering hemp restrictions in Alabama and Texas, data on medical cannabis patients and sleep apnea, FDA making psychedelics a top priority, and research on cannabis use and sperm quality.

Researchers analyzed data from 262 counties, identifying sociodemographic characterizations, associations, and discrepancies.

A recent study investigated whether cannabis use plays a role in sperm quality.

The report includes data from enrolled patients on products purchased, benefits, and side effects.

The study also identified a new cannabinoid in the plant, named cannabielsoxa.

Here, we bring you our top five recent articles covering cannabis legalization bills in Pennsylvania and Virginia, hemp regulation compliance in California, the first map of tribal cannabis and hemp programs, and a study on cannabis consumption and a sedentary lifestyle.

The Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association (ICIA) and Vicente LLP recently released the first-ever comprehensive map of Tribal cannabis and hemp programs.

The study examined data from nearly 20,000 individuals and found no link between cannabis users and non-users and levels of physical activity.