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Derived from the fragrant geranium flower, geraniol appears in a host of fruits and is commonly used in the fragrance industry for its sweet scent.

New research questions the accuracy of THC levels of individuals involved in fatal car accidents.

Take a tour of the Stillwater production facility, creators of dissolvable cannabinoid product “Ripple” and edible gummies.

Is the link between cannabis and creativity authentic? Here’s what current science has to say about it.

Myrcene is the most abundant terpene in modern commercial cannabis. It’s said to relieve pain, inflammation, and insomnia, but what does the science actually say?

Commonly found in eucalyptus, it’s a staple in Eastern medicine.

Your body produces its own cannabinoids, much like THC and CBD found in the cannabis plant. Anandamide is one of them and it’s known for enhancing your mood.

Researchers in Colorado are looking for volunteers to toke and turn…and drive, swerve, brake, and park. Are you ready to take on the simulator for science?

Despite the incredible need for donor organs, recipients and donors who are also cannabis consumers have traditionally been turned away, but new research and state legislatures are changing that.

The study focused on CBD aims to help determine “the secret sauce” that can be used to treat pain and post-concussion neurological disorders.