The 2025 YouGov survey data from more than 31,000 US adults show significant support for recreational cannabis legalization, medical use, and federal reclassification.
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Cannabis Science and Technology
- March/April 2025
- Volume 8
- Issue 2
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Articles include:
- Mass Spectroscopy Primer, Part II: Data Interpretation by Brian C. Smith
- Impact of Water Activity on the Chemical Composition and Smoking Quality of Cannabis Flower: The Science of Smokability Phase I Results by Allison Justice, Riley Kirk, Ashley Manning, Markus Roggen, and Miyabe Shields
- Easy GC Injection Set-Up and How to Avoid Peak Splitting of Cannabis Pesticide Samples by Julie Kowalski
- Engineering Efficiency: Optimizing Energy Systems in Indoor Cannabis Cultivation Facilities by Erin McEvoy
- Result Manipulation: From THC Inflation to Aspergillus by Sebastian Krawiec
- From Pain to Pimples: The Growing List of Topical Cannabinoid Applications by Madeline Colli
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