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A growing number of colleges are adding cannabis to the curriculum to prepare graduates for careers cultivating, researching, analyzing, and marketing the herb.

What if everything about your vape game—from the pen itself to the oil inside—is fake? Learn more about what’s inside your vape and how it was created.

CBD can either dampen an out-of-control cannabis high or boost it. Here’s how CBD dosage controls the ascent or descent of your high.

Yeast gave humanity bread and beer—our cannabis buzz may be next.

“If the clinical trial shows that hemp can help reduce blood pressure, then other treatment areas will be examined.”

Cannabis research has shown that even a small amount of THC can make your CBD medicine more effective. Here’s why.

Did you know you can make delicious hash with leftover cannabis plant material? Here are some products to make hash at home.

Caryophyllene is a spicy terpene—it’s the bite in freshly cracked pepper, and it’s found in cloves and cinnamon. It’s also the only cannabis terpene known to directly activate cannabinoid receptors in the body.

About 85% of patients’ reasons for using medical cannabis were supported by substantial or conclusive evidence, according to a new study published in the journal Health Affairs.

A milligram saved is a milligram earned. And the THC savings pile up in dab rigs, concludes research published in Forensic Science International this month.