Cannabis And Culture

A new federally funded study published in JAMA Network Open has revealed that removing marijuana use as a reason to order urine drug screenings during pregnancy leads to improved racial equity in testing and reporting to child protective services (CPS). The report also indicates no significant association between this change and neonatal outcomes, further supporting

The U.S. Department of Energy is funding a groundbreaking $5 million study to explore the agricultural benefits of hemp cultivation and biochar, a charcoal-based mixture used to improve soil health. This six-year project will be a joint effort between researchers from Western Washington University, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, and the University of Connecticut. The study

A study released by AAA this month reveals concerning statistics about cannabis use and driving, with nearly 85% of cannabis consumers admitting to driving on the same day as consumption. Of those, 53% reported consuming a cannabis product an hour or less before driving. Surprisingly, 46.9% said their driving habits remained unchanged after consumption, while