Bad Science
Bad Science
Not all science is created equal. Learn about how Reefer Madness continues to influence cannabis science.
This study shows that measuring a compound’s affinity for CB1 should be done at multiple time points, otherwise the rate of internalization will confound the results.
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The data didn’t support the notion that teens using cannabis causes any changes in the developing brain.
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Preclinical studies are supposed to provide precise, controllable, and translational models for human diseases. That's not always the case.
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The endocannabinoid system is required for eliminating fearful memories, or at least making them palatable.
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Jahan Marcu, PhD, exposes major flaws in a new book that revives reefer madness stereotypes about cannabis, psychosis and violence.
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Ketamine is a dissociative anaesthetic that has shown some promise for treating severe depression.
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Bias is baked into scientific research about cannabis. How can you tell what is worth reading, and what isn't?
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Project CBD exposes fraud and financial interests behind misleading report suggesting that CBD converts to THC in the stomach.
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Misinformation can masquerade as science, especially when it comes to cannabis. Adrian Devitt-Lee highlights how to spot faulty research data.
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With the growing awareness of CBD as a potential health aid there's also been a proliferation of misconceptions about THC's role in healing.
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