Cannabis In Science & Health

The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) conducted a thorough study that revealed a significant oversupply of medical cannabis in the state, which could have negative effects on the regulated market. The study, which utilized data from the newly implemented seed-to-sale tracking system and surveys of over 1,300 cannabis patients, presents a sobering assessment of Oklahoma’s […]

Clinton County Community College (CCC) in Plattsburgh, New York has joined forces with cannabis education company Green Flower to provide three new certificate courses focused on the cannabis industry. The programs cover cannabis manufacturing, cultivation, and retail and are designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to thrive in these sectors. The

Louisiana residents are showing strong support for cannabis decriminalization, according to the 2023 Louisiana State University (LSU) Louisiana Survey. The survey results indicate that an overwhelming 70% of respondents are in favor of allowing adults to possess small amounts of cannabis for personal use, representing a notable increase from the 42% support recorded in the

A new proposal introduced in the federal House of Representatives aims to revolutionize cannabis research at U.S. universities and remove existing federal barriers. The Higher Education Marijuana Research Act, introduced by Rep. Dina Titus (D-NV) and Rep. Joe Neguse (D-CO), seeks to unlock the potential of cannabis research by promoting collaboration between academia and the

Weill Cornell Medicine secures an $11.6 million grant from NIDA to explore the impact of cannabis on the brains of individuals living with HIV. The research aims to determine whether cannabis exacerbates or protects against the neurological effects of the virus. The intersection of cannabis and HIV has long intrigued researchers, and Weill Cornell Medicine

The New Hampshire Senate has taken a significant step toward cannabis legalization by approving the creation of a commission to study the matter. Governor Chris Sununu has expressed his support for cannabis reforms on the condition that sales occur exclusively in state-run dispensaries. The decision to establish the commission was made as part of a

A recent study conducted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has revealed that meat products from cattle fed with hempseed cake have minimal concentrations of THC and CBD, affirming their safety for human consumption. The research, carried out by scientists from the USDA’s Agriculture Research Service (ARS) and North Dakota State University (NDSU), aimed

New Jersey’s journey into cannabis legalization has reached its one-year mark, prompting Stockton University to conduct a comprehensive poll to gauge the pulse of the state’s cannabis market. The survey, which involved 660 New Jersey residents, offers valuable insights into consumption patterns, satisfaction levels, preferences for cannabis attractions, and the impact of political affiliations. The

According to a recent CBS News/YouGov poll, a small majority of Americans find social cannabis use socially acceptable, with 53% of respondents stating they have no issue with open consumption. Additionally, 64% of respondents backed adult-use cannabis legalization, with 73% of Democrats, 53% of Republicans, and 66% of independents supporting the reforms. The poll found

The study provides evidence that cannabis consumption affects the way animals, including humans, behave in response to food. The study’s authors believe that the findings could have implications for the treatment of eating disorders and obesity, as well as for the regulation of the cannabis industry. Shawn Lockery, a University of Oregon Institute of Neuroscience