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A Breath of Innovation & the Art Behind Vaporizing
STORZ & BICKEL has everything you need when it comes to vaporizers.
Researchers Use AI To Learn Which Drugs Don’t Mix
A new study highlights how artificial intelligence may enhance the development of new drugs and drug safety protocols.
New Jersey Introduces Digital MMJ Cards With No Registration, Renewal Fees
As medical sales and enrollment gradually decline, the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission is introducing digital medical cannabis cards with no registration and renewal fees shortly after reducing fees for its physical medical cards.
Researchers Using AI To Develop New Psychedelics
Researchers are using artificial intelligence to develop new drugs, including new psychedelics to use as antidepressants.
Suspected Small Ocean’s Worth of Ice Found Under Surface of Mars
Scientists with the European Space Agency have revealed a fascinating new discovery on Mars: giant deposits of what was once suspected to be dust but may actually turn out to be a massive amount of life-giving water ice.
Experts Say There’s a 5% Chance AI Could Make Us Extinct
But the real question is: what's the likelihood of us erasing ourselves from existence?
New 3D Printed Device May Remove Need for Animal Drug Testing
A new drug testing medical invention from a top university in Scotland may contain the ability to save many millions of animals from the gruesome fate of being used in experimentation in pharmaceutical companies, and it can be 3D printed.
Stop Being Stupid: Learn to Read (the Signs)
Over the past few years our collective understanding of who we can trust has diminished in favor of entertaining talking heads. We’ve got to course-correct this before it’s too late.
Smoker Sesh App Wins Cannabis Start-Up Competition at Boston University
Boston University’s Cannabis Start-Up Competition is finding the next game-changing start-up.
New AI Model Can Identify Designer, Research Drugs on the Fly
Identifying suspected drugs in the field has long-since been an issue for law enforcement to keep pace with. At a certain point, there are just far too many different psychoactive chemicals to keep track of and the number grows larger every day. However, a new AI language model just won an award for identifying unknown and untested compounds with surprising accuracy.