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Felons and Medical Marijuana: A Legal Overview In the United States, a felon is defined as someone who has been convicted of a serious crime resulting in a felony charge. These individuals typically serve a minimum jail term of one year. With the increasing legalization of medical marijuana across more than half of the states in the U.S., many people …
Cannabis flower has become a popular commodity, with consumers seeking out products that offer high levels of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive compound found in marijuana. However, a recent study conducted by Anna Schwabe at the University of Colorado Boulder has revealed that many cannabis products sold in Colorado may not actually contain the levels of THC advertised on their labels. …
In a groundbreaking study published in ACS Omega last November, researchers uncovered a startling discovery regarding the presence of metal nanoparticles in both legal and illegal vape pen liquids. The study, funded by Health Canada and conducted by the National Research Council of Canada, shed light on the potential health risks associated with vaping cannabis products. Andrew Waye, a key …
A groundbreaking study funded by federal agencies has shed new light on the potential risks associated with organ donations from marijuana users. The research, published in the American Journal of Transplantation, found no evidence to suggest that recent cannabis use increases the likelihood of significant side effects in the immediate post-transplant period. This comes as welcome news for many healthcare …
In light of the increasing legalization of medicinal and recreational cannabis in various U.S. states and countries, the need for cannabis analysis and monitoring for consumer safety has grown significantly. It is imperative that these analyses are conducted using environmentally friendly and safe methods. The analysis of cannabis plant matter is crucial for examining the chemical composition of different strains, …
Measuring cannabis without a scale can be a challenging task, but there are several methods that can be used to provide a rough estimate of the weight of the product. While these techniques may not be as accurate as using a digital scale, they can still be useful in situations where a scale is not readily available. One common method …
The use of cannabis for medicinal purposes has been a topic of interest and debate in recent years. While it is commonly associated with various health benefits, its impact on digestive health, specifically constipation, may come as a surprise to many. Contrary to popular belief, recent research suggests that cannabis may have potential benefits for individuals suffering from constipation. Derived …
Migraines are a prevalent and debilitating condition affecting millions of Americans, with many sufferers experiencing chronic and severe symptoms. Despite the availability of various treatments, including pharmaceutical options, there is still a significant need for more effective and sustainable solutions for migraine relief. Recent research has explored the potential benefits of cannabis in managing migraine symptoms, particularly through the use …
Cannabis, also known as marijuana, has been a topic of debate for decades due to its potential medicinal properties and recreational use. However, new research published in the Harm Reduction Journal suggests that giving out free cannabis through harm reduction organizations could have a significant impact on reducing drug overdose deaths and improving users’ quality of life. The case study …
Cannabis plants, like many other species, exhibit sexual dimorphism with distinct male and female individuals. The traditional view in the cannabis cultivation community has been that female plants are highly prized for their bud production and cannabinoid content, while male plants are generally seen as undesirable and devoid of commercial value. However, recent research conducted by the University of Connecticut …