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Occasionally, a study comes out that challenges what clinicians, researchers, and patients think they know about cannabis and inflammation. One recent retrospective case-control study (Tunagur et al., 2026) looked at inflammatory blood markers in adolescents with cannabinoid use disorder (CUD). The results showed higher inflammatory markers in adolescents using cannabinoids, especially synthetic ones. This has…

Speakers for CannMed 26 have been announced, and we’re thrilled to share that our very own Dr. Codi Peterson, Chief Science Officer at The Cannigma, will be presenting. You don’t have to miss out either—you can attend too. Use promo code CM26CANNIGMA for an additional $300 off registration (link below). At CannMed 26, Dr. Peterson will be presenting findings…

You may be reading this article and thinking, hang on a minute, what is this author talking about? Now, before you read any further, let me clarify that I am an advocate and practitioner of plant training and have nothing against it. However, when it comes to efficiency and the number of harvests per year,…

The World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting in Davos has many rituals. There is the first snowflake selfie. The first panel declaring that “the world is at an inflection point.” The first CEO who insists they have come to “listen”.  This year the conference will be held January 19–23 2026, in Davos, Switzerland under the theme…

A step-by-step guide to turning flower into edibles with predictable milligram doses per serving—plus how your body processes them so you can avoid the most common dosing mistakes. Here’s the thing about edible mishaps: the problem usually isn’t eating too much—it’s not knowing how much you’re eating. Even commercial cannabis edibles can vary significantly from…