20 \20\Europe/Madrid August \20\Europe/Madrid 2024
DRYING Cannabis contains about 80% water. In many applications, it is necessary to use its flower in its dried form; moreover, drying the plant prevents the growth of microorganisms and allows for long-term storage while maintaining potency, flavor, medicinal...
30 \30\Europe/Madrid July \30\Europe/Madrid 2024
What innovative biotechnology techniques are being used in the Cannabis sativa plant to enhance its medicinal properties? The medicinal use of the Cannabis sativa (C. sativa) plant dates back thousands of years. The application of medicinal cannabis can be observed in...
18 \18\Europe/Madrid June \18\Europe/Madrid 2024
The “munchies” are a common side effect of cannabis consumption, especially when ingested orally or smoked. It is characterized by an increase in appetite and a strong desire to eat food, often high in calories and carbohydrates. Cannabinoids, especially THC, affect...
27 \27\Europe/Madrid March \27\Europe/Madrid 2024
How do you see the UK market for both medicinal and recreational cannabis? Medical cannabis is the best kept secret in UK healthcare. We’re a nation of some 67 million people, but a patient population of less than 40,000. Given that there’s around 1.8 million...
8 \08\Europe/Madrid March \08\Europe/Madrid 2024
Vulvodynia is the sensation of burning, stinging, and/or pain in the vulva, which is not caused by an infection (bacteria, fungi), and lasts for three months or more. It can be: Localized: pain only in one area of the vulva, usually the vaginal opening. Generalized:...
27 \27\Europe/Madrid December \27\Europe/Madrid 2023
Cannabis was discovered around 12,000 years ago in Central Asia. There are records of its use for medicinal purposes before the Common Era in China, Egypt, and Greece, and later in the Roman Empire. The use of medicinal cannabis in Europe was introduced during the...
