Research

A recent study showed that orally administered Delta-8 THC had similar but milder effects than Delta-9 THC.

Here, we bring you our top four recent articles covering standards in the cannabis industry, a cannabis for sleep survey, a new research and resource center at the University of Mississippi, and in-person information sessions from Metrc.

The new center, in collaboration with several institutions, will support nationwide cannabis research and provide guidance on regulations and best practices.

Here, we bring you our top four recent articles covering research on cannabis and multiple sclerosis, New York’s Responsible Workforce Training program, veteran use of natural products, and testimony from the US Hemp Roundtable.

The study analyzed data from commercially insured pregnant women from 2015 to 2020.

A survey of veterans with chronic pain revealed common use of cannabis and other natural products for various conditions.

Here, we bring you our top four recent articles covering the cost of compliance in the industry, the role of lighting in indoor cultivation, and research involving cannabis ointment and cannabis-coated pillowcases.

A recent study explored how vaporized cannabis consisting of a standardized THC and CBD formulation may help improve symptoms of MS patients.

The ointment containing CBD and CBG was evaluated for its effect on improvements in symptoms after an eight week period.

The study tested the effects of the pillowcases on the sleep quality and sleep duration in nurses, also testing for effects on mood and anxiety.

In analyzing state funding for research, the analysis revealed gaps in investment despite legalization.

Researchers developed a CBD–phospholipid complex to enhance solubility, permeability, and bioavailability.

Recently, Dr. Ethan Russo traced the history of cannabis prohibition from ancient texts to modern regulations, discussing policy shifts, scheduling, and more.

The efficacy of various warning messages on the potential risks of cannabis use during pregnancy were reviewed by cannabis users who were or had recently been pregnant.

The six-year study will analyze how biochar treatments and hemp rotations improve crop yields.

Four terpenes were tested for their effects in management of post-operative and fibromyalgia pain.

The two surveys gathered information on cannabis and driving perceptions as well as effective safety messages for drivers.

Nearly 20,000 US adults were asked about the harm of regular cannabis use and regular alcohol use.

A recent study sought to look into improving sleep quality through the use of hemp-derived cannabinoids.

Here, we bring you our top five recent news articles covering our latest publication, workplace safety for cannabis businesses, the latest cannabis research, and more.

In honor of International Women’s Day on March 8, 2025, we are excited to share with you our themed round up of women’s research.

Researchers analyzed data from more than 1000 young adults, linking heavy lifetime and recent use to diminished brain activation in some areas.

Here, we bring you our top four recent news articles covering research for cannabis and ALS and autism, updates from the NCIA, and testing license applications in Alabama.

A recent study showed that retail cannabis sales may play a role in reducing drinking seen with young adults.

This webinar covered how cannabis for this neurodegenerative disease could provide better symptom relief and improve quality of life better than conventional treatments.

Here, we bring you our top three recent news articles covering cannabis and exercise, new developments in CBD-based therapies, and hemp legislation.

The study results on CBtru by dsm-firmenich could help expand opportunities for oral-based CBD therapies.

Researchers found CBD improved muscle endurance, mitochondrial function, and oxidative capacity, and more, with effects eliminated by antibiotics.

Here, we bring you our top five recent news articles covering announcements from the US Hemp Roundtable, the latest cannabis research studies, and additional editorial commentary on the prevalence of schizophrenia after cannabis legalization.

Created by researchers at the University of British Columbia, the Index of Cannabis Equivalence creates a standardized framework for lower doses of cannabis.