New Study Explains Why Cannabis Causes The ‘Munchies’
While the ‘munchies’ may be the most enjoyable aspect of using cannabis, there is limited understanding of how it works.
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Minnesota Will Need At Least 381 Cannabis Dispensaries, Study Finds
Now that recreational marijuana is legal, Minnesota will need nearly 400 dispensaries to comply with state law
Federal Scientists Conclude There Is Credible Evidence For Certain Medical Uses Of Cannabis
The agency recommended loosening federal restrictions on marijuana in August based on the scientific review.
Study Shows Cannabis Has The Potential To Prevent And Treat Covid-19
Compounds in cannabis have the potential to prevent and treat Covid-19, according to a review of research published last month.
Study: Cannabis Can Make Workouts More Fun, But It’s No Performance-Enhancer
A bit of weed before a workout can boost motivation and make exercise more enjoyable. But if performance is the goal, it may be best to skip that joint.
Do Cannabis Users Feel More Empathy? A New Study Aims To Find Out
Are cannabis users better equipped to understand and process emotions?
Cannabis Users May Learn To Understand The Emotions Of Others
In an intriguing twist to the ongoing debate surrounding cannabis, a recent study has shed light on the drug’s potential impact on empathy.
A Closer Look At The Compounds And Molecules Involved In Giving Cannabis Its Unique Scent
A team of chemists at terpene distributor Abstrax Tech has conducted an extensive study of the molecules that are likely involved in giving cannabis its unique smell.
Green Light For Victorian Trial To Assess Medicinal Cannabis Drivers
New laws that will allow researchers to assess
Study Finds Cannabis Users Had Better Covid-19 Outcomes
Cannabis users who contracted Covid-19 had better outcomes and reduced mortality compared to people who do not use marijuana
