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Ancient Wooden Pots from China Contain Cannabis Residue

Rediscovering Cannabis: The Pan-Cannabis Genome Project

Yeast Engineered to Make Cannabinoids

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How K2 and Other Synthetic Cannabinoids Got Their Start in the Lab

Cannabinoid Exposure During Adolescence Disrupts Neural Regulation

Fetal Marijuana Exposure Stunts Rat Cognitive Performance

Drug Approval Could Boost Research on Marijuana Treatment for Autism

Synthetic Cannabinoid K2 Overdoses Are Rampant. Here’s Why.

Opinion: Do Not Believe the Hype

Your Body Is Teeming with Weed Receptors

Cannabinoid Treatment Improves Cognition in Old Mice

Oxford University to Study Marijuana

Marijuana Research Still Stymied by Federal Laws

National Academies Detail the State of Weed Science

US Government Will Allow More Universities to Grow Pot

Cannabis-Based Drug for Epilepsy

Rewarding Companions

Cannabidiol Quells Seizures

Neuroscience of Marijuana Munchies

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