The last two decades have seen a dramatic shift in cannabis legislation around the world.
Cannabis products are now widely available and commercial production and use of …

Differences in cannabis (Cannabis sativa L.) plant chemistry between strains are influenced
by genetics, plant growth and development, in addition to environmental conditions such as …

Cannabis has garnered a great deal of new attention in the past couple of years in the
United States due to the increasing instances of its legalization for recreational use and …

Medical cannabis has been legally available for patients in a number of countries. Licensed
producers produce a variety of cannabis strains with different concentrations of …

“Hemp” refers to non-intoxicating, low delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol (Δ9-THC) cultivars of
Cannabis sativa L.“Marijuana” refers to cultivars with high levels of Δ9-THC, the primary …

For over a century, research on cannabis has been hampered by its legal status as a
narcotic. The recent legalization of cannabis for medical purposes in North America requires …

Much confusion exists about the chemical composition of widely sold Cannabis sativa
products that utilize the cannabidiol (CBD) acronym and related terms such as “CBD …

The social push for the therapeutic use of cannabis extracts has increased significantly over
recent years. Cannabis is being used for treatment for conditions such as epilepsy, cancer …

A volume in the Emerging Issues in Analytical Chemistry series, The Analytical Chemistry of
Cannabis: Quality Assessment, Assurance, and Regulation of Medicinal Marijuana and …

A recent cannabis use survey revealed that 60% of cannabis users rely on smelling the
flower to select their cannabis. Olfactory indicators in plants include volatile compounds …