Study: Microwave Extraction Method Maximizes Antioxidants and CBD From Cannabis Leaves
A new study demonstrated that microwave-assisted extraction yields high levels of CBD and antioxidants from cannabis leaves compared to traditional methods. The technique offers a more efficient and eco-friendly approach to cannabinoid extraction.
Study: Cannabidiol Reduces Seizures and Extends Lifespan in Animal Model of Rare Genetic Epilepsy
In a recent preclinical trial, cannabidiol (CBD) was found to significantly decrease seizure frequency and extend lifespan in mice with CDKL5 deficiency disorder, a rare and severe genetic epilepsy. The findings highlight CBD’s potential as a therapeutic candidate.
Study: Extending Photoperiod in Final Weeks Boosts Marijuana Yields Without Reducing Cannabinoid Levels
Increasing light exposure from 12 to 14 hours per day during the final two weeks of flowering led to higher yields in marijuana plants without lowering THC or CBD levels, offering growers a simple way to boost productivity.
Study: Nanofiber System Combining CBD and Levosulpiride Improves Brain Delivery for Anxiety and Depression Treatment
Scientists engineered a novel nanofiber delivery platform that co-administers CBD and the antipsychotic levosulpiride directly to the brain. In animal models, the approach significantly boosted bioavailability and therapeutic efficacy for anxiety and depression.
Study: Clinical Trial Finds CBD and CBDA Safe for Dogs Undergoing Chemotherapy
A veterinary trial found that a combination of CBD and CBDA was well-tolerated by dogs undergoing chemotherapy for cancer. Treated dogs showed no significant adverse effects, paving the way for more research on cannabinoid use in veterinary oncology.
Study: Cannabidivarin (CBDV) May Help Improve Motor Coordination and Cognitive Function in Rett Syndrome Patients
Preliminary findings suggest that CBDV may enhance motor and cognitive function in individuals with Rett syndrome, a rare neurological disorder. The study reported improvements in coordination, attention, and social interaction after several weeks of treatment.
Study: Cannabigerol (CBG) Reduces Fat Accumulation and Improves Heart Cell Function Under Lipid Overload
CBG demonstrated cardioprotective effects in heart cells exposed to high lipid levels. The cannabinoid significantly reduced fat buildup and improved mitochondrial performance, suggesting therapeutic potential for lipid-induced heart damage.
Study: Medical-Only Cannabis Users in California Show Distinct Patterns Compared to Combined Users
A California-based survey found that medical-only marijuana users tend to be older, report more chronic health conditions, and use cannabis less frequently than those who consume it for both medical and recreational reasons.
Study: CBD Reduces Seizure Frequency in Patients With Rare Epilepsy Syndromes
A multi-center clinical study found that cannabidiol significantly lowered seizure frequency in patients with rare forms of drug-resistant epilepsy, including Lennox-Gastaut and Dravet syndromes, supporting its continued use as adjunct therapy.
Study: Cannabis Oils Do Not Adversely Impact Liver Function at Common Dosages
Researchers found no evidence of liver toxicity in participants who used various full-spectrum and broad-spectrum cannabis oils daily for eight weeks. Liver enzyme levels remained within normal ranges, supporting the oils’ safety profiles.
Study: New Cannabis Method Speeds Up Genetic Transformation by Nearly a Month
A new protocol for genetically modifying cannabis plants reduced the process timeline by about 30 days. Scientists say the advancement could accelerate research into strain development and cannabinoid biosynthesis.
Study: Minor Cannabinoids Like CBN and CBC Show Potent Anti-Cancer Effects in Breast Cancer Models
In vitro tests revealed that lesser-known cannabinoids CBN and CBC can inhibit breast cancer cell growth and promote apoptosis. These findings highlight their potential as therapeutic agents in oncology.
Study: Cannabis Use Not Linked to Worse Outcomes in Retinal Surgery Patients
Patients who regularly consumed marijuana prior to retinal detachment surgery did not experience worse outcomes than non-users, according to new clinical data. Visual recovery rates and complication risks were comparable between groups.
Study: Nearly 1 in 12 Cancer Survivors Use Marijuana, With Higher Rates in Legal States
New national survey data reveal that approximately 8% of U.S. cancer survivors use marijuana, with usage notably higher in states where recreational marijuana is legal. Many report using it for symptom relief, such as pain, nausea, and anxiety.
Medical Cannabis Shows Promise for Adolescents With Tourette Syndrome, Study Finds
Adolescents treated with medical cannabis in a clinical setting experienced a marked reduction in tic frequency and intensity. The results suggest cannabis may be a viable treatment option for managing Tourette syndrome in younger populations.
Study: Subsurface Drip Irrigation Improves CBD Yield and Cuts Water Use in Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation
Researchers found that subsurface drip irrigation increased CBD content and biomass yield in hemp plants while reducing water use by more than 30%. The method offers a sustainable option for improving efficiency in cannabis agriculture.
Study: CBD Use May Reduce Alcohol Dependence and Brain Damage
Findings suggest CBD may help mitigate alcohol dependency and its neurotoxic effects. Animal models showed reduced alcohol consumption and signs of brain protection, pointing to CBD’s potential as part of alcohol use disorder treatment.
Study: THC May Improve Wound Healing by Modulating Immune Response
THC accelerated wound closure and reduced inflammation in preclinical trials by altering immune cell activity. Researchers say this immunomodulatory effect could make THC a candidate for future wound treatment therapies.
Study: CBD Reduces Thunderstorm-Related Anxiety in Cats, Including Undesirable Urination
A new study found that CBD significantly reduced anxiety symptoms in cats exposed to thunderstorm simulations. Improvements included decreased hiding, lower stress-related behaviors, and notably less inappropriate urination during and after storms.
Study: CBD Shown to Protect Human Cartilage Cells From Ferroptosis, a Key Contributor to Osteoarthritis
Researchers discovered that CBD can protect human chondrocytes—cartilage cells—from ferroptosis, a form of cell death driven by oxidative stress that is increasingly linked to osteoarthritis. The findings, published in the Journal of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, highlight CBD’s potential as a therapeutic tool for joint degeneration.
Study: CBD and THC, Alone and in Combination, May Reduce Seizure Severity and Brain Inflammation
In preclinical models, both CBD and THC—individually and combined—were shown to lower seizure intensity and reduce neuroinflammation. The combination offered enhanced effects, supporting the potential of cannabinoid-based therapies in epilepsy management. This study was published in the journal Pharmaceuticals.
Study: THC-Dominant Cannabis Use Linked to Long-Term Relief From Anxiety and Depression
A study published by the Journal of Affective Disorders found that adults with clinically significant anxiety and depression experienced substantial and sustained symptom relief after initiating medicinal cannabis, particularly THC-dominant products.
Study: Gluten-Free Hemp Cupcakes With CBD Maintain Texture, Stability, and Taste
A food science study found that incorporating CBD and hemp flour into gluten-free cupcakes produced stable and palatable baked goods. The results suggest potential for functional foods that combine dietary preferences with cannabinoid benefits.
Study: CBDA Outperformed Prescription Drug Riluzole in ALS Preclinical Model
Cannabidiolic acid (CBDA), a non-psychoactive cannabinoid, showed greater effectiveness than the FDA-approved ALS drug riluzole in improving motor function and slowing disease progression in an animal model of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Study: CBD Inhibits Osteosarcoma by Targeting Tumor-Driving Inflammation
Researchers found that cannabidiol (CBD) can suppress osteosarcoma, a rare and aggressive bone cancer, by interfering with inflammatory signaling pathways that promote tumor growth. The study, published by the journal Phytomedicine, suggests CBD could offer a promising adjunct treatment strategy.
Study: 37% of California Adults Have Used Marijuana Recently, Many Daily and for Mental Health Benefits
A statewide survey revealed that more than one in three California adults reported recent marijuana use, with many citing daily use to help manage anxiety, depression, and sleep disturbances. Usage was especially common among adults under 40.
Study: Hemp Seed Oil Found to Contain Rich Mix of Essential Fatty Acids, Antioxidants, and Nutrients
A chemical analysis of hemp seed oil confirmed it as a nutrient-dense food, rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, as well as beneficial antioxidants like tocopherols. Researchers suggest the oil may have a role in supporting cardiovascular and skin health.
Study: CBD Oil-Infused Biopolymer Film Packaging Withstands Moisture, Degrades Quickly, and Kills Bacteria
Scientists developed a biodegradable packaging film infused with CBD oil that resists moisture, breaks down efficiently, and exhibits strong antibacterial properties. The innovation could help reduce plastic waste while preserving food safety.
Study: Microwave Extraction Method Maximizes Antioxidants and CBD From Cannabis Leaves
A new study demonstrated that microwave-assisted extraction yields high levels of CBD and antioxidants from cannabis leaves compared to traditional methods. The technique offers a more efficient and eco-friendly approach to cannabinoid extraction.
Study: Cannabidiol Reduces Seizures and Extends Lifespan in Animal Model of Rare Genetic Epilepsy
In a recent preclinical trial, cannabidiol (CBD) was found to significantly decrease seizure frequency and extend lifespan in mice with CDKL5 deficiency disorder, a rare and severe genetic epilepsy. The findings highlight CBD’s potential as a therapeutic candidate.
Study: Extending Photoperiod in Final Weeks Boosts Marijuana Yields Without Reducing Cannabinoid Levels
Increasing light exposure from 12 to 14 hours per day during the final two weeks of flowering led to higher yields in marijuana plants without lowering THC or CBD levels, offering growers a simple way to boost productivity.
Study: Nanofiber System Combining CBD and Levosulpiride Improves Brain Delivery for Anxiety and Depression Treatment
Scientists engineered a novel nanofiber delivery platform that co-administers CBD and the antipsychotic levosulpiride directly to the brain. In animal models, the approach significantly boosted bioavailability and therapeutic efficacy for anxiety and depression.
Study: Clinical Trial Finds CBD and CBDA Safe for Dogs Undergoing Chemotherapy
A veterinary trial found that a combination of CBD and CBDA was well-tolerated by dogs undergoing chemotherapy for cancer. Treated dogs showed no significant adverse effects, paving the way for more research on cannabinoid use in veterinary oncology.
Study: Cannabidivarin (CBDV) May Help Improve Motor Coordination and Cognitive Function in Rett Syndrome Patients
Preliminary findings suggest that CBDV may enhance motor and cognitive function in individuals with Rett syndrome, a rare neurological disorder. The study reported improvements in coordination, attention, and social interaction after several weeks of treatment.
Study: Cannabigerol (CBG) Reduces Fat Accumulation and Improves Heart Cell Function Under Lipid Overload
CBG demonstrated cardioprotective effects in heart cells exposed to high lipid levels. The cannabinoid significantly reduced fat buildup and improved mitochondrial performance, suggesting therapeutic potential for lipid-induced heart damage.
Study: Medical-Only Cannabis Users in California Show Distinct Patterns Compared to Combined Users
A California-based survey found that medical-only marijuana users tend to be older, report more chronic health conditions, and use cannabis less frequently than those who consume it for both medical and recreational reasons.
Study: CBD Reduces Seizure Frequency in Patients With Rare Epilepsy Syndromes
A multi-center clinical study found that cannabidiol significantly lowered seizure frequency in patients with rare forms of drug-resistant epilepsy, including Lennox-Gastaut and Dravet syndromes, supporting its continued use as adjunct therapy.
Study: Cannabis Oils Do Not Adversely Impact Liver Function at Common Dosages
Researchers found no evidence of liver toxicity in participants who used various full-spectrum and broad-spectrum cannabis oils daily for eight weeks. Liver enzyme levels remained within normal ranges, supporting the oils’ safety profiles.
Study: New Cannabis Method Speeds Up Genetic Transformation by Nearly a Month
A new protocol for genetically modifying cannabis plants reduced the process timeline by about 30 days. Scientists say the advancement could accelerate research into strain development and cannabinoid biosynthesis.
Study: Minor Cannabinoids Like CBN and CBC Show Potent Anti-Cancer Effects in Breast Cancer Models
In vitro tests revealed that lesser-known cannabinoids CBN and CBC can inhibit breast cancer cell growth and promote apoptosis. These findings highlight their potential as therapeutic agents in oncology.
Study: Cannabis Use Not Linked to Worse Outcomes in Retinal Surgery Patients
Patients who regularly consumed marijuana prior to retinal detachment surgery did not experience worse outcomes than non-users, according to new clinical data. Visual recovery rates and complication risks were comparable between groups.
Study: Nearly 1 in 12 Cancer Survivors Use Marijuana, With Higher Rates in Legal States
New national survey data reveal that approximately 8% of U.S. cancer survivors use marijuana, with usage notably higher in states where recreational marijuana is legal. Many report using it for symptom relief, such as pain, nausea, and anxiety.
Medical Cannabis Shows Promise for Adolescents With Tourette Syndrome, Study Finds
Adolescents treated with medical cannabis in a clinical setting experienced a marked reduction in tic frequency and intensity. The results suggest cannabis may be a viable treatment option for managing Tourette syndrome in younger populations.
Study: Subsurface Drip Irrigation Improves CBD Yield and Cuts Water Use in Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation
Researchers found that subsurface drip irrigation increased CBD content and biomass yield in hemp plants while reducing water use by more than 30%. The method offers a sustainable option for improving efficiency in cannabis agriculture.
Study: CBD Use May Reduce Alcohol Dependence and Brain Damage
Findings suggest CBD may help mitigate alcohol dependency and its neurotoxic effects. Animal models showed reduced alcohol consumption and signs of brain protection, pointing to CBD’s potential as part of alcohol use disorder treatment.
Study: THC May Improve Wound Healing by Modulating Immune Response
THC accelerated wound closure and reduced inflammation in preclinical trials by altering immune cell activity. Researchers say this immunomodulatory effect could make THC a candidate for future wound treatment therapies.
Study: CBD Reduces Thunderstorm-Related Anxiety in Cats, Including Undesirable Urination
A new study found that CBD significantly reduced anxiety symptoms in cats exposed to thunderstorm simulations. Improvements included decreased hiding, lower stress-related behaviors, and notably less inappropriate urination during and after storms.
