Hold onto your lab coats, folks! Researchers decided to take a peek at nearly eight million people’s self-assessments to see how the wild world of medical cannabis is impacting the good ol’ U.S. of A.
In a recent twist straight out of a stoner comedy, states have been scrambling to put the brakes on the sale of psychoactive hemp-derived goodies like delta-8 THC. It’s like trying to wrangle a herd of high-flying unicorns – unpredictable and downright wacky.
Get ready to roll out the green carpet because it turns out organs from cannabis-loving donors might not be as ‘high’-risk as previously thought! A recent study published in the American Journal of Transplantation has left researchers scratching their heads and maybe even reaching for the munchies.
Recent research has shed light on the prevalence of delta 8 THC use among high school seniors, revealing that more than one in 10 students have consumed products containing this cannabinoid over the past year.
New research from the University of Colorado Boulder suggests that cannabis products high in CBD, a nonintoxicating compound, might be more effective in alleviating anxiety than THC-dominant products, and with fewer potential side effects.
A recent survey delves into Californians’ perspectives on cannabis, revealing growing support for Proposition 64 and a prevailing belief in endorsing the legal market. However, the data also exposes notable education gaps among consumers.
Greek researchers have highlighted the reciprocal relationship between hemp and copper in soil remediation, shedding light on hemp’s efficacy in absorbing copper from heavily contaminated soils.
A recent study suggests that CBD holds potential in preventing and alleviating Alzheimer’s disease (AD), a neurodegenerative disorder affecting over 6 million individuals in the United States without a current cure.
The potential for utilizing cannabinoids from hemp as the foundation for natural pesticides has been highlighted in research conducted at Cornell University.
According to research in New Zealand, wine produced from the grapes co-planted with hemp showed increased quality, and the presence of hemp plants improved vineyard soil.
