Articles tagged with "science"

Learn how to customize the high you experience when you vaporize cannabis concentrates by controlling factors including type of concentrate, terpene profile, and temperature.

Impulsive behaviors are often characteristic of psychiatric and neurological disorders. Could CBD from cannabis be the key to controlling them?

Things as diverse as exercise to guilty pleasure foods can deliver sensations that are chemically similar to cannabis’s psychoactive effects.

Can a cannabis edible preserve the nuanced effects that have led us to treat indicas and sativas differently?

Studies show that sleep deprivation can impact naturally-occurring endocannabinoid levels, throwing the body’s circadian rhythm out of balance and leading to weight gain.

Legalization advocates are at the White House today, a Utah study shows further potential for cannabis epilepsy treatment, and seriously, this guy’s beard.

Secret classes in Mexico show caretakers how to make cannabis medicine, Oregon will track products with microchips, and who won 4/20?

Researchers in California are designing cannabis sobriety tests, D.C. lawmakers ban cannabis cafés, and New Zealand police make an oopsie.

All eyes are on U.S. cannabis policy in advance of a special United Nations summit, Israeli companies are drawing American investments, and a man is rewarded for being punched repeatedly in the face.

A major report issued this morning by The Lancet urges the U.N. to rethink its drug policy and adopt a number of major changes, including an end to cannabis prohibition.