Cannabis Conundrum

The Supreme Court is considering a case involving truck driver Douglas Horn, who was terminated after a drug test revealed THC in his system, despite using a product he believed to be THC-free. Horn has taken legal action against the product’s manufacturer, Medical Marijuana Inc., under the federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO),

The recent amendment to Victorian driving laws, set to take effect March 1, marks a significant shift in how medicinal cannabis users who test positive for THC while driving will be treated under the law. While proponents celebrate this as a victory for medical cannabis patients, serious concerns about road safety emerge from extensive research

The cannabis landscape has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past four decades, one that fundamentally changes the nature of the discussion around legalisation and youth access. This isn’t merely about policy changes – it’s about the substance itself. Cannabis potency has increased exponentially, from approximately 1% THC content in the 1980s to modern strains

As cannabis legalisation spreads across the United States, a disturbing pattern has emerged that threatens to undermine the safety of both medical and recreational marijuana: the widespread presence of dangerous pesticides. What began as a concerning discovery in California, the first state to legalise medical marijuana, has evolved into a nationwide issue that mirrors historical

Cannabis use among adolescents and young adults has become a significant area of concern, especially regarding its potential impact on academic performance. A systematic review and meta-analysis published in JAMA Pediatrics explores the association between cannabis use during adolescence and young adulthood and academic achievement, shedding light on the implications of early cannabis exposure. Overview

A comprehensive study involving data from 63 studies and nearly 440,000 youths has indicated a significant association between marijuana use and poor academic outcomes among teenagers. According to the research, teens who use cannabis are more likely to experience lower school grades, a reduced likelihood of completing high school, and decreased chances of enrolling in

Australia’s medicinal cannabis industry, once touted as the miracle cure for everything from stubbed toes to existential dread, is now revealing its true colours – and they’re not so green and wholesome after all. Recent investigations have peeled back the tie-dye curtain to expose a cesspool of dubious practices, gaping regulatory black holes, and a

As cannabis legalisation expands across the United States, understanding the impact of cannabis smoke on indoor air quality has become increasingly important. A recent study published in Atmospheric Environment: X delves into the concentrations of fine particles (PM2.5), emission rates, and decay rates resulting from cannabis use in a residential setting. This study provides critical insights into