Articles in Science & tech category

Learn more about the cannabis compound CBGA (cannabigerolic acid) and how this cannabinoid eventually creates the many other cannabinoids we know and love like THC and CBD.

Chocolate can interfere with cannabis testing procedures and lead to inaccurate THC potency results, according to new findings out of California.

The annual SAMHSA survey finds adult cannabis consumption up, teen use down. But the study’s methodology raises questions about the data.

Yes, it was. So why has the agency delayed applications? Sue Sisley demands an answer, and the courts agree with her.

Is that Blue Dream you’re smoking really Blue Dream? Analyzing data from our lab partners, we figure out which strains are actually what they say they are.

A rare public health warning was issued to avoid illicit market THC e-cigarettes.

It’s not just legalization, say researchers—it’s access to legal cannabis dispensaries that helps the most.

From finding the brain region that gets you high to more benefits of CBD, we round up the most intriguing studies in cannabis science from the first half of 2019.

“I don’t want us to cry wolf,” says the director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse. “We have to do these studies in a way that can identify risks.”

An Arizona State University examined 200 brain scans from adults who used cannabis in their youth. They found ‘no lasting effects.’