Research
Colorado: New Report Examines Implications of Rising THC-Levels in Cannabis Products
“Six years after retail marijuana was legalized in Colorado it is apparent that progress has occurred quicker in the marijuana industry than in science,” health officials wrote.
Food and Drug Administration Drops Draft Guidance for Cannabis Research and Drug Development
The guidance swings open the door to hemp grown for research.
Q&A: Cannabis, Public Health, and the Role of Harm Reduction
A survey of Hash Bash attendees demonstrates that even enthusiasts have a lot of misconceptions about cannabis and health.
Colorado Transportation Report Highlights Attitudes Toward Cannabis-Impaired Driving
How can public health campaigns curb cannabis-impaired driving? A new report finds that the best campaigns “lead with feelings and follow with facts.”
Is This Hemp? Scanning Technology Could Provide Quick Answers
Researchers at Texas A&M University are working on a handheld spectrometer that could provide a cannabis crop’s THC content.
Baylor University Study Finds Therapeutic Potential in CBD for Arthritic Dogs
While “pot for pets” has gained popularity in recent years, the US Food and Drug Administration has yet to approve CBD-based drugs for animals.
When It Comes to Cannabis, Who Should Be An “Adult”?
In states with legal adult use, the age has been set at twenty-one. In Canada, it’s eighteen. New research suggests it’s “optimal” somewhere in the middle.
Who Funds Cannabis Research? Increasingly, it’s the Industry Itself
Canopy Growth, Curaleaf, Tilray, and Cronos—all announced research partnerships with universities across the world. And such relationships can be delicate.
How Does Coronavirus Affect Cannabis Consumers? A New Study Aims to Find Out.
A University of Miami epidemiologist shares early findings on COVID-19 and cannabis with Cannabis Wire.
New Research Finds That States With Legal Cannabis Had Fewer Reports of Vaping Illness
The exact cause of the serious, sometimes fatal vaping-related lung injuries remains unclear.
Analysis: DEA Releases Long-Awaited Rules for Federal Cannabis Research
In 2016, the US Drug Enforcement Administration said it would, for the first time, open applications for those hoping to become federally-licensed cannabis researchers. The details came four years later.
Q&A: Here’s What the CDC Has Learned About Cannabis Workplace Hazards
Cannabis Wire spoke with the CDC’s National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health about the emerging cannabis industry and its workers.
Does the Hotel Industry Benefit from Cannabis Legalization? Research Suggests So.
Research from Penn State looks at Denver, Colorado and suggests that legalization is, at worst, neutral, but likely positive for hospitality.
Cannabis for Research: The Great Silence
In a Q&A, the founder of one of the companies hoping for a federal license to supply researchers shares the frustrations of the process.
JAMA Study: Cannabis Use Among Adults Aged 65 and Older Has Spiked
“I think the increases are mainly driven by boomers who use weed aging into the 65 and older age bracket,” the study’s senior author told Cannabis Wire.
Major Companies Want In on Federal Licenses to Grow Cannabis for Research
Among the more than thirty applicants with the Drug Enforcement Administration are big names, from Canopy Growth to Battelle.
